Try-Catch in PERL yes or no?

Question

Perl

I'm wondering who in the industry uses try-catch? I need a stable code on the project with rechecks for different cases, but in addition to all this, the product is associated with a large load, and code profiling shows a large load of such checks.
I would be grateful if anyone could share their opinion/experience on this matter.

Answer 1

if you use the Try::Tiny (try-catch) module , this is a wrapper over eval
for multi-threaded applications, so as not to block eval with alarm,
except for the array of child PIDs, for each I store the start time - I kill long (hanging) processes

Answer 2

I use Syntax::Keyword::Try. It works as a language extension rather than a wrapper around eval, so it doesn't have most of the limitations of modules like Try::Tiny.