Returns 0 at the end of the function assuming everything happens correctly
And it does it all without goto.
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Solving a problem you don’t actually have
So, let’s revisit the claim
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Solving a problem you don’t actually have
So, let’s revisit the claim
<#c user> this is solving a problem that doesn't exist
We have been able to demonstrate several varieties of problems which are very real, very common, and very much present even in our beloved C language.
We have been able to demonstrate that libakerror solves these problems quite handily
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I still don’t like it
And that’s fine. It’s okay for people to like different things. But if you have the same kinds of problems I’ve described here, and you love (or want to love) writing in C, but error handling has made you gunshy … Feel free to take this code and use it. It’s free (as in speech).
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I still don’t like it
And that’s fine. It’s okay for people to like different things. But if you have the same kinds of problems I’ve described here, and you love (or want to love) writing in C, but error handling has made you gunshy … Feel free to take this code and use it. It’s free (as in speech).