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| | | | | How to correctly use context.Context in Go 1.7 | |
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| | | | | I am building my TraceLog package and it is really important that the package logs any internal exceptions and prevents panics from shutting down the application. The TraceLog package must never be responsible for shutting down an application. I also have internal go routines that must never terminate until the application is shut down gracefully. Understanding how to use Defer and Recover in your application can be a bit tricky at first, especially if you are used to using try/catch blocks. | |
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chaosinmotion.com
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| | | So in Objective C or Objective C++, if you pass in a pointer to something not a basic type (like 'int' or 'double' or 'void'), the Objective C compiler thinks it's an Objective C class. It needs to know this so it can perform automatic reference counting. If you need to pass in a pointer... | ||
