> But I don't see the point. C++ exceptions have been supported and stable on all platforms for a long time now. How come we don't see exceptions being used in serious C++ projects then (e.g. Chromium and Windows)?
How spec compliant is Netsurf? JavaScript is "superglued" into the code base in all 3 major open source browser engines, mostly because it's also superglued into the specs.
> But I don't see the point. C++ exceptions have been supported and stable on all platforms for a long time now. How come we don't see exceptions being used in serious C++ projects then (e.g. Chromium and Windows)?
How spec compliant is Netsurf? JavaScript is "superglued" into the code base in all 3 major open source browser engines, mostly because it's also superglued into the specs.