Exceptions in KDE Frameworks

[Ivan Čukić]

> > AFAIK the only reason to avoid exceptions is an increase in code size,
> > which doesn't strike me as a strong problem in 2014. But on the other

Modern compilers tend to work very well with exceptions if those are used only 
for error branches and not as goto statements :)

> If there are any concerns with this, please let me know. Since threadweaver
> jobs execute user code, it needs to at least be able to avoid blowing up.

The only problem with exceptions that I can recall is on windows*. There are 
two different methods of propagating exceptions across library borders which 
are incompatible (msvcc vs gcc). 

If you are not planning to 'export' your exceptions, this should not be a 
problem.

Cheerio,
Ivan

*  heard of it, never really used windows for c++ development 


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