I was given the "opportunity" to salvage several projects and executives replaced the entire dev team because the app had too many errors and the users were tired of the problems and run-around. These code bases all had centralized error handling at the app level like the top voted answer describes. If that answer is the best practice why didn't it work and allow the previous dev team to resolve issues? Perhaps sometimes it doesn't work? The answers above don't mention how long devs spend fixing single issues. If time to resolve issues is the key metric, instrumenting code with try..catch blocks is a better practice.

How did my team fix the problems without significantly changing the UI? Simple, every method was instrumented with try..catch blocked and everything was logged at the point of failure with the method name, method parameters values concatenated into a string passed in along with the error message, the error message, app name, date, and version. With this information developers can run analytics on the errors to identify the exception that occurs the most! Or the namespace with the highest number of errors. It can also validate that an error that occurs in a module is properly handled and not caused by multiple reasons.

Another pro benefit of this is developers can set one break-point in the error logging method and with one break-point and a single click of the "step out" debug button, they are in the method that failed with full access to the actual objects at the point of failure, conveniently available in the immediate window. It makes it very easy to debug and allows dragging execution back to the start of the method to duplicate the problem to find the exact line. Does centralized exception handling allow a developer to replicate an exception in 30 seconds? No.

语句“方法只有在能够以某种合理的方式处理异常时才应该捕获异常。”这意味着开发人员可以预测或将遇到在发布之前可能发生的每一个错误。如果这是真的，那么应用程序异常处理程序就不需要了，Elastic Search和logstash也就没有市场了。

这种方法还可以让开发人员发现并修复生产中的间歇性问题!是否希望在生产环境中不使用调试器进行调试?或者你宁愿接那些心烦意乱的用户的电话和邮件?这可以让你在其他人知道之前解决问题，而不必通过电子邮件、即时通讯或Slack寻求支持，因为解决问题所需的一切都在那里。95%的问题永远不需要被复制。

为了正常工作，它需要与集中式日志记录相结合，该日志记录可以捕获名称空间/模块、类名、方法、输入和错误消息并存储在数据库中，以便可以聚合它以突出显示哪个方法失败最多，以便首先修复它。

有时候开发人员会选择从catch块向堆栈抛出异常，但这种方法比不抛出异常的普通代码慢100倍。优先使用日志记录进行捕获和释放。

在一家财富500强公司中，该技术被用于快速稳定一款每小时都会出现故障的应用，该应用是由12名开发者历时2年开发的。使用这3000个不同的异常在4个月内被识别、修复、测试和部署。这平均每15分钟修复一次，持续4个月。

我同意，输入所有需要的代码并不有趣，我更喜欢不看重复的代码，但从长远来看，为每个方法添加4行代码是值得的。

除了上面的建议，我个人使用尝试+抓+扔的方法;原因如下:

At boundary of different coder, I use try + catch + throw in the code written by myself, before the exception being thrown to the caller which is written by others, this gives me a chance to know some error condition occured in my code, and this place is much closer to the code which initially throw the exception, the closer, the easier to find the reason. At the boundary of modules, although different module may be written my same person. Learning + Debug purpose, in this case I use catch(...) in C++ and catch(Exception ex) in C#, for C++, the standard library does not throw too many exception, so this case is rare in C++. But common place in C#, C# has a huge library and an mature exception hierarchy, the C# library code throw tons of exception, in theory I(and you) should know every exceptions from the function you called, and know the reason/case why these exception being thrown, and know how to handle them(pass by or catch and handle it in-place)gracefully. Unfortunately in reality it's very hard to know everything about the potential exceptions before I write one line of code. So I catch all and let my code speak aloud by logging(in product environment)/assert dialog(in development environment) when any exception really occurs. By this way I add exception handling code progressively. I know it conflit with good advice but in reality it works for me and I don't know any better way for this problem.

As Mitch and others stated, you shouldn't catch an exception that you do not plan on handling in some way. You should consider how the application is going to systematically handle exceptions when you are designing it. This usually leads to having layers of error handling based on the abstractions - for example, you handle all SQL-related errors in your data access code so that the part of the application that is interacting with domain objects is not exposed to the fact that there is a DB under the hood somewhere.

除了“在任何地方捕获所有东西”的味道之外，还有一些相关的代码味道是您一定要避免的。

"catch, log, rethrow": if you want scoped based logging, then write a class that emits a log statement in its destructor when the stack is unrolling due to an exception (ala std::uncaught_exception()). All that you need to do is declare a logging instance in the scope that you are interested in and, voila, you have logging and no unnecessary try/catch logic. "catch, throw translated": this usually points to an abstraction problem. Unless you are implementing a federated solution where you are translating several specific exceptions into one more generic one, you probably have an unnecessary layer of abstraction... and don't say that "I might need it tomorrow". "catch, cleanup, rethrow": this is one of my pet-peeves. If you see a lot of this, then you should apply Resource Acquisition is Initialization techniques and place the cleanup portion in the destructor of a janitor object instance.

我认为充斥着try/catch块的代码是代码评审和重构的好目标。它表明要么异常处理没有被很好地理解，要么代码已经变成了无用的，急需重构。

Herb Sutter在这里写过这个问题。绝对值得一读。 摘要:

"Writing exception-safe code is fundamentally about writing 'try' and 'catch' in the correct places." Discuss. Put bluntly, that statement reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of exception safety. Exceptions are just another form of error reporting, and we certainly know that writing error-safe code is not just about where to check return codes and handle error conditions. Actually, it turns out that exception safety is rarely about writing 'try' and 'catch' -- and the more rarely the better. Also, never forget that exception safety affects a piece of code's design; it is never just an afterthought that can be retrofitted with a few extra catch statements as if for seasoning.

我想在这个讨论中补充一点，自从c++ 11以来，它确实很有意义，只要每个catch块重新抛出异常，直到它可以/应该被处理为止。通过这种方式可以生成反向跟踪。因此，我认为前面的观点在某种程度上已经过时了。

使用std::nested_exception和std::throw_with_nested

在这里和这里的StackOverflow描述了如何实现这一点。

由于可以对任何派生异常类执行此操作，因此可以向这样的回溯添加大量信息! 你也可以看看我在GitHub上的MWE，在那里回溯看起来是这样的:

Library API: Exception caught in function 'api_function'
Backtrace:
~/Git/mwe-cpp-exception/src/detail/Library.cpp:17 : library_function failed
~/Git/mwe-cpp-exception/src/detail/Library.cpp:13 : could not open file "nonexistent.txt"

我同意你的问题的基本方向，即在最低级别处理尽可能多的异常。

一些现有的回答是这样的:“您不需要处理异常。别人会在上面做的。”根据我的经验，这是一个不考虑当前开发的代码段异常处理的糟糕借口，让异常处理其他人或以后的问题。

在分布式开发中，这个问题会急剧增加，在分布式开发中，您可能需要调用由同事实现的方法。然后，您必须检查嵌套的方法调用链，以找出他/她为什么向您抛出一些异常，这在嵌套最深的方法中可以更容易地处理。