Comment Comment by danielparks He posted a follow up about error handling in Zig that I thought was interesting: https://ayende.com/blog/194466-A/looking-into-odin-and-zig-m...I’ve seen the “clean up errors yourself” argument before, but, like the author, I don’t think it holds water. Often the correct response to errors is to panic() or pass it up the stack so the caller can deal with it or—more likely—panic() itself. parent danielparks 5 years ago
I’ve seen the “clean up errors yourself” argument before, but, like the author, I don’t think it holds water. Often the correct response to errors is to panic() or pass it up the stack so the caller can deal with it or—more likely—panic() itself.