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Subject: Re: [Boost-users] Disabling Exception Handling
From: peter_foelsche_at_[hidden]
Date: 2009-04-14 12:58:19
> I used to have to live under the same silly coding standard.
> Eventually
> I was able to convince the rest of the team, except the one guy who
> had
> the power to make such decisions, that we were being really silly.
> We
> *were* linking to the standard library so any supposed benefit of not
> using exceptions was lost (and I don't buy the supposed benefits
> either). Eventually that guy quit; best thing to ever happen to us
> actually.
>
> But then, he had a big issue with third party libs too so using boost
> was even out of the question at the time.
>
> My advice would be to try your best to convince your team leader that
> compiling with that switch is possibly not the best idea in the
> world.
> If you can't convince them, maybe you can outlast them and eventually
> make positive changes for your employer.
There seem to be plenty of rather stupid people,
which have a problem with exception handling.
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