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In article ke0@info.uci.kun.nl, Marian Hellema <marian@atcmp.nl> writes:
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>I am wondering if any of the containers in the standard library
>can throw exceptions.
>In the working paper the only container for which exceptions
>are specified is bitset.
>This suggests that none of the other containers throws exceptions.

No, it's the reverse. If the specification of a function in the standard
library has no throw-specification, the function is allowed to throw any
exception. (That is true for any function, of course, standard or
user-defined.)

A function in a container class could potentially throw any exception,
depending on the characteristics of user-defined classes provided as 
template arguments.

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Steve Clamage, stephen.clamage@eng.sun.com




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