>From excpt's source code, it was written with systems without exceptions in
>mind: Exception handling code. Carefully coded so that tiny programs which do
>not use the heap (and nor exceptions) do not include the GC or memory
>allocator.
You can set a custom message however:
err
I change lib/system/excpt.nim(362)
quit(1)
to
raise newException(SystemError, "SystemError")
and the following codes works
var a: int = 0
try:
var b: int = 5 div a
echo b
except SystemError:
echo "Exception: " &
I found lib/system/except.nim catch most signals and just print signal message
then quit. Is it possible to raise an exception instead of immediately quit?
This gives more choice to users I think.
