Extensible Exception Library Files

EEL

EEL stands for 'Extensible Exception Library': it is a simple framework for C++11 exception handling. The concepts behind are the following:

• contextual defaults for Exception payload. It possible to anticipate the values used for variable substitution through a scoped stack-based contextual information.
• compatibility with the existing std::exception(s);
• extendible generic payload for transporting any kind of informations through C++ exceptions (eel::Attributes)
• simple mechanism for extending the payload during the exception handler backtrace (eel::Exception::operator << ())
• coherent semantic in the so resulting exceptions for the final user (Message IDs templates and eel::Exception::what() overriden method)
• low-level diagnostic informations provided 'on demand' (eel::Exception::dump() method);

Features:

• compatibility with std::exception;
• extensible attribute setting mechanism;
• message IDs template based;

Distro supported:

• CentOS 7
• Debian 8
• Gentoo
• Fedora 22/23
• OpenSUSE Leap 42.1
• Ubuntu 14