Partho Sarathi Bhowmick <pbhowmick@biomorphic.com> wrote:

> In C++, does the standard say anything wrt the exception stack & the general
> stack: are they the same or is a separate stack defined for exceptions.

No. The standard describes how exceptions are supposed to behave, but not
how they should be implemented. It doesn't require an "exception stack".

    -- Darin



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In C++, does the standard say anything wrt the exception stack & the general
stack: are they the same or is a separate stack defined for exceptions.

Partho
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