Dear all,
I'm currently rewritting an old FORTRAN program, and I would like to have a clean exception handling, such as the try {} catch {} in C++.
Using my own exceptions, I would be able to generate specific exceptions, such as non-convergence in a mathematical model, and to catch it at a higher level so as to continue program execution.
Is there any feature in Intel Fortran Compiler that could help me ? Or is it possible to emulate something ? I have access to IFC version 13.1, and maybe to version 14, and also to C/C++ compilers.
Thank you.