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by cpeterso
5575 days ago
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As mentioned, C++ exception specifications are checked at run-time, not compile-time. And if your function's exception specification declares `throws(FooException)` and you call some third-party library function (which may or may not have its own exception specification!) that throws a `BarException`, C++'s runtime checks will `terminate()` your program! C++ exceptions and exception specifications are pretty much all the worst possible design decisions. :( |
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