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  1. Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Exception Handling (WEH '12)
  2. Making exceptions on exception handling
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Making exceptions on exception handling
Can asynchronous exceptions expire?
Usability challenges in exception handling
Handling exceptions in programs with hidden concurrency: new challenges for old solutions
Modular fault handling in a network-transparent programming language
An implementation mechanism for tailorable exceptional flow
Towards a formal model to reason about context-aware exception handling
Handling contract violations in Java card using explict exception channels
The role of context in exception-driven rework
Concrete error handling mechanisms should be configurable
Separating exceptional concerns
A recommendation system for exception handling code
Measurement of exception-handling code: an exploratory study
Supporting the evolution of exception handling in component-based product line architecture

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Making exceptions on exception handling

Content Provider ACM Digital Library
Author Thummalapenta, Suresh Xie, Tao
Abstract The exception-handling mechanism has been widely adopted to deal with exception conditions that may arise during program executions. To produce high-quality programs, developers are expected to handle these exception conditions and take necessary recovery or resource-releasing actions. Failing to handle these exception conditions can lead to not only performance degradation, but also critical issues. Developers can write formal specifications to capture expected exception-handling behavior, and then apply tools to automatically analyze program code for detecting specification violations. However, in practice, developers rarely write formal specifications. To address this issue, mining techniques have been used to mine common exception-handling behavior out of program code. In this paper, we discuss challenges and achievements in precisely specifying and mining formal exception-handling specifications, as tackled by our previous work. Our key insight is that expected exception-handling behavior may be "conditional" or may need to accommodate "exceptional" cases.
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Publisher Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date 2012-06-09
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