Le 19/02/2012 04:31, Walter Bright a écrit :
On 2/18/2012 3:13 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:
On 2/18/12 4:26 PM, Jonathan M Davis wrote (abridged):
GetOptException
FlagArgumentMissingException
InvalidFlagArgumentException
UnknownFlagException
FileException
FileNotFoundException
NotFileException
NotDirException
AccessDeniedException
I died inside a little.
I think typed exceptions are a good idea, but something looks wrong with
these.
(Also, having a large number of exception types is going to produce a
lot of program size bloat. Remember, for EVERY class type, you've got
the vtbl[], the .init data, and the TypeInfo. Going to town on exception
types can really add this up.)
Why is the executable size such a big issue ?
Additionnaly, nto providing a convenient Exception hierarchy is going
inveitably to lead lib devs to create theire own. And the bloat will be
even bigger (due to redundancy) and the result less convenient because
the result will be inconsistent for the user of theses libs.
