Performance concerns

[pocesar]

I haven't tried the module in-depth yet, nor performed serious benchmarks on it, but would this affect a framework if wrapped most of user generated code (controllers, views, routes) even if no exceptions were being thrown? I know the common sense to avoid common pitfalls, like executing the try/catch inside a loop or recreating it over and over in async calls, but on parts that would expect an exception but most of the time wouldn't, how would it perform?

[CrabDude]

trycatch's affect on performance will be marginal with long-stack-traces turned off. Also, even though trycatch is wrapping core calls and shimming callbacks, there will be a net performance gain from avoiding unnecessary restarts to your process, which depending on the size of your process and cluster implementation can be a significant performance gain.

[pocesar]

nice!