-- Please consider these solutions to be inline with f94005c39885d2b66b5f579232b4d6d295636a66
I'm less fussed about the wording that gets sent to std::cerr. There are a number of failures from the decoder being propagated to the caller, that might be very helpful to be sent up, rather than swallowed up.
This aids in rethrowing exceptions from callers wanting to:
where std::exceptions are not raised by the catch on: https://github.com/phniix/libnyquist/blob/97d71768ef1fda423368bed87c090afbcfd1df81/src/Common.cpp#L135
-- Please consider these solutions to be inline with f94005c39885d2b66b5f579232b4d6d295636a66 I'm less fussed about the wording that gets sent to
std::cerr
. There are a number of failures from the decoder being propagated to the caller, that might be very helpful to be sent up, rather than swallowed up.