BTW, if catching exceptions is discouraged at all, we need to rewrite all code which uses STL containers.
Could someone please explain why catching exceptions is dissalowed.
Or "discouraged" has less strong meaning?
From my experience, a C++ code extensively uses smartpointers and stuff to be exception save is often slow.
I think it is Ok to catch exceptions to do some clean up job, though it must be done carefully and
in intelligent way.
Strong paradigms (like don't use delete, don't catch exceptions) are fine for students' works, not for real
things.
Thanks.
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Best regards,
Ilja Golshtein.
Best regards,
Ilja Golshtein.
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