SAX/C++: C++-specific design principles

[Steinar Bang]

>>>>> Paul Miller <stele at fxtech.com>:

>> - use C++ exceptions

> I vote for C++ exceptions. That is why they are there.

Personally I think that C++ exceptions should only be used to signal
critical situations for the future execution of the program, not as a
normal matter of program flow control.

However, I think the ErrorHandler is a good idea, and have no problems 
with exceptions being thrown for the cases where one haven defined and 
registered an ErrorHandler.

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