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Could one of the ANSI-C++ folks that have "paper experience" :-)
with how exception handling is supposed to work give a summary of how
will an exception thrown from a constructor interact with objects
previously constructed in the same "try" block.

Also would you please illuminate us on how an exception thrown from
the constructor of a derived object (which executes after the construction
of the base object) interacts with the destruction of the base object.
Will the destructor for the base object be called when the exception
is thrown?

What about an exception thrown from a signal handler (yuck!) that
interrupted the construction of an object?

Ramon Pantin