By now he probably realizes that the Java version is what he was looking for all along:
https://github.com/zeromq/jeromqWhy C/C++ coders don't even write "Hello World" in Java SE before drifting away into rewriting the ball bearing (1907) part of the wheel is beyond me.
The Throwable class is exceptional in every way, it wastes almost nothing and gives the programmer the ability to catch all problems that occur in the VM.
public static void main(String[] args) {
while(1) {
try {
// do everything, and always throw unchecked
// Exceptions unless you need the programmer to
// handle the problem
}
catch(Custom c) {
// here we can react to the exact problem the
// parent programmer devised
}
catch(Exception e1) {
// something "normal" happened that would have
// generated completely random behavior with
// machine code
}
catch(Error e2) {
// something "critical" happened that would have
// generated a segfault with machine code!!!
}
finally {
Thread.sleep(10);
}
}
}
The above code will never cause you to loose sleep. You can pretend there is a way to do this in any other programming language, but only C# would be able to and it is lackluster in so many other domains.
C will not help you with exceptions or concurrency, it will punish you into believing Rust is the solution.
C++ Exceptions are complete garbage, the only good part of C++ are std API (not implementation apparently) and Objects for structure, not for data (cache-misses).
Java does not crash and has the same performance as machine code, that is why it is the leading server language in the world.
Goodbye karma! Xo
Edit: that was fast!
Edit2: Please comment if you downvote.