By dotCore
via mortoray.com
Published: Apr 03 2012 / 04:56
In my previous article I looked at a basic reason why exceptions are necessary. In retrospect it was more of a look at why simple error codes are insufficient; it isn’t clear that C++/Java style exceptions are the correct solution either. I do suspect some kind of exception-like mechanism will be required. With that in mind we should look at the problems exceptions have. That is, despite being necessary, why is it that they aren’t universally accepted.
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