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c++ Programming Glossary: unrecoverableWhich Typesafe Enum in C++ Are You Using? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/217549/which-typesafe-enum-in-c-are-you-using an enum like this BOOST_ENUM_VALUES Level const char Abort unrecoverable problem Error recoverable problem Alert unexpected behavior.. index switch index case Abort return optional_value unrecoverable problem case Error return optional_value recoverable problem..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2547355/c-file-bad-bit as in memory shortage or code conversion failure or an unrecoverable read error from the external device. The stream buffer can indicate..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2733377/is-there-a-way-to-test-whether-a-c-class-has-a-default-constructor-other-than access violation FCD demands that access violations be unrecoverable indeed it's murky q is default constructible but only rarely..
Catching all unhandled C++ exceptions? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/276102/catching-all-unhandled-c-exceptions since the exceptions in these casese are generaly fatal unrecoverable errors. something like global_catch MessageBox NULL L Fatal..
How do I enforce an expiration date for a trial install of my software? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5488249/how-do-i-enforce-an-expiration-date-for-a-trial-install-of-my-software Because of the way their system stores that data its an unrecoverable situation the customer literally has to choose between not using..
Is there a general consensus in the C++ community on when exceptions should be used? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5609503/is-there-a-general-consensus-in-the-c-community-on-when-exceptions-should-be-u change with them. Personally I tend to use exceptions for unrecoverable errors only I therefore have few try catch in my code only in..
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