On 1/5/2016 10:22 AM, Jakob Ovrum wrote:
C++ exceptions cannot be thrown from D. If you must throw a C++ exception,
write and call a C++ function to do it.
Because C++-throw copies the exception and thus slices base class references,
this is actually quite inconvenient. There's no One Helper Function that can
handle a whole swath of cases. Just wanted to mention it, not saying this should
be an important or priority feature, it's just an inconvenience after all.
It's just a limitation for now in order to get things moving.
