Re: Unhandled exception - How to turn off!

... But in any case, I choose to use parts of the standard library because
they work well and are widely available. I don't want the compiler
forcing me into a particular implementation. If the typeid keyword is
inextricably tied to a type_info type, then make that a builtin type just
like int (or wchar_t), don't call it part of a library. String literals
don't return a std::string. They return arrays of char or wchar_t (which
is why wchar_t needs to be part of the language, not part of a library).

bad_cast,
bad_exception,
bad_typeid,
terminate,
type_info,
uncaught_exception,
unexpected

all these functions and classes are deeply language bounded, and reside in
the std namespace.
--
Vladimir Nesterovsky


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