I promise not to throw, but who's going to check?
![The sad history of the C++ throw(...) exception specifier - The Old New Thing](https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/36938d57-14e0-43b3-8680-c1bd0408e8aa.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
Although throw()
has been deprecated for a while now, I thought this was an interesting bit of history regarding Microsoft's compiler.
You want them to go first, but you also want to deduce them.
![Reordering C++ template type parameters for usability purposes, and type deduction from the future - The Old New Thing](https://programming.dev/pictrs/image/0ee5c1b8-db9e-4786-bea8-745db615760c.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256)
I also have reservations regarding Ubisoft, but this is as close to Star Wars 1313 as we're gonna get now. It's so refreshing to not be a Jedi in a star wars video game.
We must be cautious!
Yeah I've seen that. My only hope is that it is easily searchable. Not much help for most for the data to be archived in a non-accessible format.
It is a shame because there is so much knowledge on reddit that can be lost. Whenever I had a problem I would append reddit to my google search. Bug fixes for games, advice on purchases etc.
I think that is the dev shutting down the app for the blackout.
What do you mean by baggage?