+} catch (...) +{ + abort(); }
Is this the intended end state? It might assist users encountering this if we at least output the string from the exception before aborting.
Also, the figures Daniel provides are concerning. I thought one motivation for Capnproto was performance.
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+} catch (...)
+{
+ abort();
}
Is this the intended end state? It might assist users encountering this if we at least output the string from the exception before aborting.
Also, the figures Daniel provides are concerning. I thought one motivation for Capnproto was performance.