Re: A common base exception object for Perl - RFC

[Pete Jordan <pjordan1@email.mot.com>]

Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
 
> If C code just does what it does now all the way down to the
> hunk(s) that do(es) the longjmp() to actually "thow" the exception
> then we can just convert the string at that point into an object.
> Sounds very do-able

Yeah, that should be straightforward once I've sussed out how to create
an object in C. What I was thinking about was providing a call to allow
XS programmers to raise a non-default exception. Syntax really, given
C's limitations.

Pete
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