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2009 Jul 20
0
[LLVMdev] x86 unwind support[MESSAGE NOT SCANNED]
...hout any references to any C/C++ specific
>> features it might be more convincing ;)
>>
>
> I did. Recall my mention of java/c#/ruby/python's finally/ensure
The finally block is just a bit of syntactic sugar on a try/catch block:
try:
do something
ex = NULL
goto _final
catch:
ex = caught exception
do something else
_final:
do something important
if ex:
rethrow ex
> blocks, or C#'s using blocks. For proper implementation, these need
> multi-level unwinds, as they specify that some code must run, even if
> an exception would ba...
2009 Jul 20
6
[LLVMdev] x86 unwind support[MESSAGE NOT SCANNED]
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Mark Shannon<marks at dcs.gla.ac.uk> wrote:
> Andrew Haley wrote:
> If you can make your point without any references to any C/C++ specific
> features it might be more convincing ;)
>
I did. Recall my mention of java/c#/ruby/python's finally/ensure
blocks, or C#'s using blocks. For proper implementation, these need
multi-level unwinds,
2006 Feb 25
2
R-Project build system: DESTDIR support
Hello,
I am writing you about the GNU R-Project,
as part of by effort to help GNU projects provide a better, more
consistent build system.
Currently, your project does not support the DESTDIR variable in
generated Makefiles (marked as optional in the GNU coding policies, make and
automake manual).
In my opinion, DESTDIR support can be very helpful for the user, the
distribution-specific