On 6/15/2017 2:45 PM, Ion Gaztañaga via Boost wrote:
On 14/06/2017 22:35, Edward Diener via Boost wrote: cutable.
It adds non-determinism because there is no upper bound when an exception is thrown.
Please explain what this is supposed to mean, because it does not mean anything to me.
It's not easy to know and no way to guarantee how much time the run-time plus your code needs to propagate the exception and execute the landing codee. With return codes you can measure it. For critical systems this is very important.
Well that is some "translation" from your original remark above <g>. You can obviously measure such timings for a given exception just as you can measure such timings for return codes. There is nothing non-deterministic about either.
Ion