RE: R: exception handling

> Because I don't want to use exception, I must to pass to C libraries
> (only for critical performance components). I'm wrong?

A try/catch block usually has zero performance impact until and 
unless you actually throw an exception. The only cost is the 
tables of EIP-to-unwind information, which sit on disk until they 
get paged in by being referenced by throwing an exception.

Yes, actually throwing is very expensive. Don't do it often!

Cheers,

			/ h+



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