Hi,
Sorry if I ask dumb questions. I've seen, that the code is compiled with
-fno-exceptions. Is this, because some systems/compilers do not yet
support exceptions well ? I think that exceptions can help make code
better readable and I'd suggest using them if possible (since programmers
tend to be used to java as well, this is probably not a big proglem).
Ah, by the way, what was the deal to use 'char const *' instead of
'const char *' ? I know, the former is probably a bit more correct from
the thinking, but whereever you look, 'const char *' is used .. so it
bocomes more confusing. And it is less confusing if you actually have a
const pointer to a const string 'const char * const' ..
just curious,
-hen
(and I should really work on my diploma thesis ..)
