"Hey guys, just got back to some low-level C++ dev and realized we've been struggling with segfaults left and right. Been digging into some advanced exception handling techniques, particularly around stack unwinding and termination handlers. Has anyone here dived into this stuff?"
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"Stomping on Segfaults: Advanced C++ Exception Handling Techniques"
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zhuravel.v
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"Lol, segfaults still getting you? Nah, I'm more of a try-catch kinda guy, especially with std::exception. Anyone got some good resources on using RAII for error handling instead of bare C++11 try-catch blocks?"
"Been there, done that. Just had to refactor some code last week after a segfault caused my program to eat its own memory. Would love to see some concrete examples of how to use std::exception and friends for more robust error handling."
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"Hey guys, I've had some decent success with using `std::exception_ptr` to handle and log exceptions in long-running C++ processes. It's not the most elegant thing, but it helps prevent crashes and makes debugging way easier. Does anyone have thoughts on using smart pointers for exception-handling?"