From September DWP,  15.4.1:
...
An exception-specification shall  not appear in a typedef declaration.
[Example:
...
typedef int (*pf)() throw(int);  // ill-formed
--end example]


So instead of
typedef int (*pa)(int) throw();
typedef int (*pf)(pa) throw();
pf array[10];

one have to write:
int (*array[10])(int (*)(int) throw()) throw();

or
#define pa(name) int (*(name))(int) throw()
#define pb(name) int (*(name))(pa(arg)) throw()
pb(array[10]);

?

--
Regards, Igor Boukanov (igor.boukanov@fi.uib.no).


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