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I am writing a small library in C#, which will be compiled to dll and
shared by multiple applications.
This is sorta new to me. I am wondering how professionals handle
exceptions in a dll library.
Should we simply catch it, re-throw it, and leave the handling to the
consumer class? This what I have been doing, but not sure if this is
considered a standard way of doing it.
Thank you if you could give me little hint.
shared by multiple applications.
This is sorta new to me. I am wondering how professionals handle
exceptions in a dll library.
Should we simply catch it, re-throw it, and leave the handling to the
consumer class? This what I have been doing, but not sure if this is
considered a standard way of doing it.
Thank you if you could give me little hint.