C H A P T E R 13
Exception Handling
Exception Handling in packetC
packetC utilizes a try-catch-throw exception-handling system similar to many modern languages, such as C++ and Java. In packetC, all exceptions must be caught whether they are system-defined or application-defined. That means that all applications must be wrapped within an error-handler to accommodate catching any errors that may be thrown by the functionality utilized. Any possible errors thrown by an application that are not caught will be flagged by the compiler and compilation will not be allowed to proceed.
Identifiers used by the exception-handling system are named-constants ...
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