C does not have RAII-like memory management in any way. Exceptions work beautifully with memory management like that, but if it's not there, you can't just say it should work because memory management should work like that.
So basically you're saying, before adding exceptions, add RAII-like memory management, and then actually add exceptions. I like both features, but am not sure how you'd wedge RAII into C. Any ideas on that?
So basically you're saying, before adding exceptions, add RAII-like memory management, and then actually add exceptions. I like both features, but am not sure how you'd wedge RAII into C. Any ideas on that?