catch (Throwable t) gets picked up by every code analysis tool as a "bad thing"
(VM level) Errors should not be caught except by code designed specifically to handle them.
Supplied code is more idiomatic Java for doing this (without Guava's Throwables class!)
mkarneim
commented
10 years ago
catch (Throwable t)gets picked up by every code analysis tool as a "bad thing" (VM level) Errors should not be caught except by code designed specifically to handle them.Supplied code is more idiomatic Java for doing this (without Guava's Throwables class!)