Re: exception handling
Herman Bruyninckx <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Cezary Zielinski wrote: > Exception handling should be synonymous to handling error situations. We > should not try to use that in situations that are not disastrous to the > system. If a disaster occurs the time restrictions are not valid any more, > so the indeterminism that you are speaking about is no longer an issue. I > use exception handling extensively in MRROC++ and don't have problems with > that. There are different levels of error situations! Some are indeed a `disaster', but others reflect nothing more than a change in the currently valid assumptions in the robot control. The latter ones can and should be dealt with in real-time, in some cases. The terminology `exception' is indeed a bit overloaded :-) I think Anders used it in the C++ interpretation of the word, which is the one I also use in the previous paragraph. Herman