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- From: arstokke@sn.no (Petter E. Stokke)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Re: Visual E - New E Developer Tool - vedev.gif (0/1)
- Date: 29 Mar 96 02:59:48 +0100
- Organization: SN Internett
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- On 28-Mar-96 15:00:02, Chad Randall <crandall@mail.msen.com> wrote:
- >And I did not know that C++ could deallocate, *automatically*, allocated
- >memory upon program exit, no matter how the program ends. Could you tell
- >me how?
-
- Actually, C++ not only deallocates memory, but it also automatically
- calls class destructors for any objects not already destroyed at the
- point of exit. Well, at least, it /should/ be doing that... That's a
- feature sorely missing in E.
-
- >I did forget that C++ has exception handling. But it does lack
- >an equivalent to "EXCEPT DO", which I use alot.
-
- The syntax of exception handling in C++ is /extremely/ cumbersome
- compared to E. I dare say E's exception handling is far more powerful, if
- not only easier to use, than what C++ has to show for itself. Exception
- handling wasn't in the original C++ design, either, so you can hardly
- expect it to be well integrated.
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