Subject: Re: [boost] [context review]
From: Oliver Kowalke (oliver.kowalke_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-03-25 07:30:06
> A stack can only be safely deallocated if either has been completely
> unwound or if it doesn't own any resources (note that is not enough to
> just destroy any stack allocated object). Context should either:
> a)
> provide an interface to unwind the stack (by automatically trowing a
> special exception for example), or
After some thoughts: I can provide a function returning if the function has returned normaly (==finished) or was left by a jump.
bool context::finished() const;
I think that using an exception for stack unwinding is false because if can easly catched by try/catch(...) clause and then this code might not be give the exceution back/does arbitrary thing.
I beleive it would be correct to use the unwind informations on the stack to do an stack unwinding (using DWARF-based unwinding).
regards,
Oliver
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