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From:	"Grizlyk" <grizlyk1 AT yandex DOT ru>
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Subject:	Where can I read about exception internals more detailed ?
Date:	24 Jan 2007 00:05:04 -0800
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Hello.

I think, it is impossible to understand C++ exception using without
concrete examples of exceptions implementation.

For example, when I call any C/C++ function, I always know how
parameters
will be posted to, how function will create prolog and epilog, make
access
to its parameters and other details of implementation.

Unlike fuctions, I can not explain stack state for each stage of
exception
handling and other exception internals, and due to unknown behaviour
really
I can _not_ use exceptions calm and shure.

Where can I read in internet about more detailed exception internals?

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