> If getting C++ code correct in the face of exceptions is that bloody hard, then the language is broken.

> If getting C++ code correct in the face of exceptions is that bloody hard, then the language is broken. Blame C, as they are that way to keep C++ exception behaviors compatible with C semantics.

Posted by pjmlp on May 21, 2015, 1:59 PM

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