| Name | Checked | Synopsis |
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ERR#001
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Do not let destructors throw exceptions |
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ERR#002
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Constructors of types thrown as exceptions shall not themselves throw exceptions |
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ERR#003
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Before letting any exceptions propagate out of a member function, make certain that the class invariant holds and, if possible, leave the state of the object unchanged |
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ERR#004
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Check the fault codes that may be received from library functions/methods even if these functions/methods seem foolproof |
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ERR#005
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Check for all errors reported from functions |
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ERR#006
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Don't use exception specifications, but do use noexcept when applicable |
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ERR#007
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Throw exceptions only when a function fails to do what it is expected to do |
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ERR#008
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Do not throw exceptions as a way of reporting uncommon values from a function |
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ERR#009
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Use objects to manage resources |
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ERR#010
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A resource managed by an object must be released by the object's destructor |
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ERR#012
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Throw only objects of class type |
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ERR#013
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Group related exception types by using inheritance |
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ERR#014
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Do not catch objects by value |
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ERR#015
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Always catch exceptions the caller is not supposed to know about |
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ERR#016
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Do not catch exceptions you are not supposed to know about |
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ERR#017
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A catch-all clause must do a rethrow |
