nlneilson Messages: 644 Registered: January 2010 Location: U.S. California. Mojave &...
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Thanks for the response. I had not run into "assert" enough to find out the purpose, I have been using the interpreted languages Java and Python before switching to C/C++ using Upp.
With a little research:
Asserts only kills the app in debug and not release.
Good for testing.
In Java and Python I used try/catch blocks extensively to handle errors. When the code was ported to C++ they are still there and seem to work OK except in certain cases like the one mentioned.
cbpporter wrote on Sat, 18 December 2010 15:31
AFAIK U++ rarely uses exceptions.
What does U++ use to catch errors if not "exceptions"?
I thought try/catch and exceptions were together.
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