Why is it not stupid? If disconnections are part of normal application flow then why would you use an exception?
You are correct, I was somewhat disingenuous with _slightly_ faster. It is lots faster but lots faster in error cases, which from a philosophical angle is still absurd.
As long as you use your exceptions for "bad shit" (uncommon error conditions or completely unexpected failures or returns) then I still strongly believe that the performance comparison is silly.
You are correct, I was somewhat disingenuous with _slightly_ faster. It is lots faster but lots faster in error cases, which from a philosophical angle is still absurd.
As long as you use your exceptions for "bad shit" (uncommon error conditions or completely unexpected failures or returns) then I still strongly believe that the performance comparison is silly.