Tim O'Brien wrote:
I think your usage of Convergence Exception is appropriate in your case.
In your case your waiting for the method to return, if it fails to
converge, you need to know why, there may be different reasons, and its
an "exceptional case" which probibly terminates the whole proces
> I think your usage of Convergence Exception is appropriate in your case.
> In your case your waiting for the method to return, if it fails to
> converge, you need to know why, there may be different reasons, and its
> an "exceptional case" which probibly terminates the whole process in the
>
Brent Worden wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Phil Steitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
There are several approaches to design a concept for exceptions,
all of which have pros and cons. I personally would suggest to
avoid returning NaNs and throwing RuntimeExceptions whereever
possible and use
