that was a genuine response, not trolling. are you so emotionally invested in c++ that you take criticism against it as some kind of personal slight?
exceptions opens the door to your control flow being rug pulled in exchange for... an error message? realistically all you can do is wrap chunks of code in a `try { } catch (const std::exception &e)` block and hope…
increased compile times are a reasonable tradeoff for correctness, no? hardware can always be thrown at the problem. as soon as someone does a c oopsie you're going to lose whatever time you saved to debugging
thank you fellow brogrammer, i would only trust Real Code™ written by Real Coders™ in a Real Programming Language™ such as c, as god intended
obnoxious about what? c++ is so brittle that a gentle breeze could cause a cacophony of soundness issues
that was a genuine response, not trolling. are you so emotionally invested in c++ that you take criticism against it as some kind of personal slight?
exceptions opens the door to your control flow being rug pulled in exchange for... an error message? realistically all you can do is wrap chunks of code in a `try { } catch (const std::exception &e)` block and hope…
increased compile times are a reasonable tradeoff for correctness, no? hardware can always be thrown at the problem. as soon as someone does a c oopsie you're going to lose whatever time you saved to debugging
thank you fellow brogrammer, i would only trust Real Code™ written by Real Coders™ in a Real Programming Language™ such as c, as god intended
obnoxious about what? c++ is so brittle that a gentle breeze could cause a cacophony of soundness issues