Starting with a meta-makefile in Premake is one way to go about learning C++, I suppose. But it seems to add an unnecessary layer of complexity and abstraction for beginners. And shared libraries, while an important…
Unlike with real C++ exceptions, the "finally" block is not entered if a "return" is used inside the "catch" block. And, of course, in this system, exceptions can be caught only in the function from which they are…
Starting with a meta-makefile in Premake is one way to go about learning C++, I suppose. But it seems to add an unnecessary layer of complexity and abstraction for beginners. And shared libraries, while an important…
Unlike with real C++ exceptions, the "finally" block is not entered if a "return" is used inside the "catch" block. And, of course, in this system, exceptions can be caught only in the function from which they are…