Dynamic allocation of an exception (as in this example) is not a good idea:
class Err{public: Err(const char * description);};void f(){ if (disaster) throw new Err("failed"); //exception object is dynamically allocated on the free store //
Dynamic allocation of an exception (as in this example) is not a good idea:
class Err{public: Err(const char * description);};void f(){ if (disaster) throw new Err("failed"); //exception object is dynamically allocated on the free store //
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