Exceptions and transactions in C
作者： Adam Welc , Ali-Reza Adl-Tabatabai , Ravi Narayanaswamy , Yang Ni , Xinmin Tian
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摘要: There has been significant discussion--and disagreement--on the issue of how exceptions should interact with atomic blocks implemented using transactions. We present a proposal that offers contribution towards resolving this issue, at least for C++, and we raise remaining areas disagreement discussion workshop in community general.
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