BUG: Remove unreachable code in Common\OpenCL, after itkExceptionMacro
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Removed the unreachable code after `itkExceptionMacro` calls (which throw an exception), from two cxx files in Common\OpenCL\ITKimprovements. Fixed Visual C++ Warning Level 4 warning C4702, "unreachable code".
N-Dekker
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| delete this->m_FileStream; | ||
| this->m_FileStream = nullptr; | ||
| this->m_Created = false; |
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@dpshamonin Do you happen to know, should these three lines of code (starting with delete this->m_FileStream) be placed before, instead of after the itkExceptionMacro call?
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Removed the unreachable code after
itkExceptionMacrocalls (which throw an exception), from two cxx files in Common\OpenCL\ITKimprovements.Fixed Visual C++ Warning Level 4 warning C4702, "unreachable code".