In article <29gcgc$p47@turin.research.otc.com.au>,
grahamd@swdev.research.otc.com.au (Graham Dumpleton) wrote:
>Can someone tell me the names of the header files in the developing ANSI
>standard which will contain the prototypes for the following library
>functions associated with exceptions. [sic]
>
>  terminate()
>  set_terminate()
>  unexpected()
>  set_unexpected()

        A couple of months ago I called the support hotline for the compiler I
use (the Hewlett-Packard HP-UX C++ compiler) to ask that very question, and the
answer was that I should declare them myself.  (Ugh!)

        So until ANSI puts out a standard, I think you're stuck with declaring
them the old-fashioned (ugly, bug-prone) way.
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Can someone tell me the names of the header files in the developing ANSI
standard which will contain the prototypes for the following library
functions associated with exceptions.

  terminate()
  set_terminate()
  unexpected()
  set_unexpected()

Documentation for Versant which I have suggests that IBM XL C++ uses the
header files <unexpected.h> and <terminate.h>. Is this also what the
developing standard says.

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Graham Dumpleton (grahamd@swdev.research.otc.com.au)