Error recovery (try/catch) for Code Generation

What is the best way to implement error handling for Matlab code that I plan to deploy to C/C++ so that my code doesn't crash if there is an error that I might be able to recover from? I can see that we can do error reporting in generated code, so at least if there is an error I'll know what happened. But if try/catch isn't complatible with code generation the function will just crash if there is an error. Is there some way to recover from errors in generated code?

[Raghu Boggavarapu]

Error exception handling is unfortunately not supported in MATLAB Coder as of MATLAB R2022a. We've made an internal note of your request so we can look at lifting that limitation in the future.

[Michael]

Okay. Thanks. That would be really helpful for writing robust code.

[Sri Raman A]

Its not yet supported in 2023a also. Any hope we can expect this feature in 2023b?

[Tilman]

@Raghu Boggavarapu thank you, this would be really helpful in order to be able to build a standalone from Matlab.

[jessupj]

I don't see it in R2023b either. any change it will be in 24a? For applying things to real-world data that's a mess and sufficient preprocessing/data cleaning is intractible, it sure would be nice to have.