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Does Linux provide an exception handling in C without resorting to C++? Or, what might be the best way to implement such an exception handling? The goal is to avoid to check return codes for every function called, but do something like in C++ that is thread safe and easily portable.
I’ve never heard of Linux providing anything like that, but this page describes a third-party exception handling library for C: http://www.on-time.com/ddj0011.htm I haven’t been able to find the download link, though.