exceptions

[Thomas G. Marshall]

Hey all,

I suspect that I have a cleaner and more powerful way of implementing
exceptions in C than then others I've seen that are similar to:

http://www.nicemice.net/cexcept/

I was wondering though, is there a particularly good forum that I could
submit a white paper to (other than in NNTP land) that anyone suggests?

Thanks!!!!

Thomas

 

[Martin Dickopp]

I suspect that I have a cleaner and more powerful way of implementing
exceptions in C than then others I've seen that are similar to:

http://www.nicemice.net/cexcept/

I was wondering though, is there a particularly good forum that I could
submit a white paper to (other than in NNTP land) that anyone suggests?

You could make the whitepaper available on a webpage and post the
URL here.

While using is ok, actually /writing/ free software is a disingenuous
activity. You can afford to write software for free only because of
someone else somewhere actually paying for it. Just say no.

<OT>
I strongly object to the notion that you have any right to tell me how I
should spend my free time. That said, your statement applies not only
to writing free software, but to any free time activity. Therefore, I
hope you spend your time only working and sleeping, and never had a
single holiday in your whole life, or you look like a hypocrite.

Your statement also applies to answering Usenet questions. Therefore,
please don't waste our time by asking questions which nobody is supposed
to answer according to you.
</OT>

Martin

 

[Thomas G. Marshall]

"Thomas G. Marshall"


You could make the whitepaper available on a webpage and post the
URL here.

That's the question, though. I'm looking for a website or forum or
white-paper collection (other than an rfc) to put it.


....[insults snipped]...

 

[Case]

I suspect that I have a cleaner and more powerful way of implementing
exceptions in C than then others I've seen that are similar to:

http://www.nicemice.net/cexcept/

Since I've made an (unknown: not on the web) implementation too, I'm
very curious why you think yours is better. Of course I believe mine
is the best. Let's discuss/fight and try to avoid getting off topic
So, why is yours better, C-wise?

Kees

 

[Thomas G. Marshall]

Since I've made an (unknown: not on the web) implementation too, I'm
very curious why you think yours is better. Of course I believe mine
is the best. Let's discuss/fight and try to avoid getting off topic
So, why is yours better, C-wise?

Sure! Well of course I wouldn't say that mine trumps /yours/
lol.

Let's do that offline via email. A discussion at the detail level in a
ng is only going build a bifurcating tree of flame wars, something that
I'm just not into.

I'll get plenty of that when I post the paper (somewhere else).