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An epic treatise on error models for systems programming languages
Musings on the representation, propagation and handling of errors in existing programming languages, as well as thoughts on future systems. (15K+ words)
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alvinkatojr
Quite a lengthy read(60-90 minutes) but looks worth it, if you are into programming languages. Bookmarking it for later, when I have a clear mind.
Oh and the author knows his stuff. A quick skim should confirm it.
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