Summary

The topics discussed in this chapter are relatively new. Not all compiler and library implementations support them. The industry has not accumulated much experience in using them. This is why you should use these C++ features with caution.

Exceptions come with significant memory and execution time penalty. This might be important for some applications. For most applications, this is not very important. What is important, however, is how to use exceptions to structure and simplify the flow of control in the application.