That is exactly one of the pet peeves I have with C++ and although I like the language I am happy to earn my money using other languages.
In the enterprise context you can hardly count on proper documentation, specially in projects with high attrition of consultants where each one comes, implements something and departures to the next gig.
Not to count the commercial libraries distributed in binary only form.
So one never knows if the code is exception safe, don't work with exceptions or is exception happy.
In the enterprise context you can hardly count on proper documentation, specially in projects with high attrition of consultants where each one comes, implements something and departures to the next gig.
Not to count the commercial libraries distributed in binary only form.
So one never knows if the code is exception safe, don't work with exceptions or is exception happy.