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Signed off by: @victordomiciano
Signed off by: @Kazuo256
Signed off by: @josealvim

Signed off by: @victordomiciano
Signed off by: @Kazuo256
Signed off by: @josealvim
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It seems va_start on Windows cannot receive reference-type arguments. We can separate the code of the constructor in a helper function on system/exceptions.cc that actually receives a const char*, and the constructor just delegates the string formatting to it.

@Kazuo256 Kazuo256 changed the title Changed const char * to std::string Changed const char * to std::string in BaseException Aug 20, 2017
@Kazuo256 Kazuo256 changed the title Changed const char * to std::string in BaseException Changed const char * to std::string in BaseException Aug 20, 2017
@Kazuo256 Kazuo256 changed the title Changed const char * to std::string in BaseException Change const char * to std::string in BaseException Aug 20, 2017
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I'd suggest keeping a version that receives a const char*: compile time strings such as "foo" are of the type const char[4], so converting to a std::string and convert back seems like a waste.

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I was hoping to change the formatting code to variadic templates eventually, meaning this change would only be temporary and we'd soon be rid of the forth-and-back conversion.

@Kazuo256 Kazuo256 added this to the Release v0.5.0 milestone Aug 21, 2017
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