At 08:05 AM 7/18/2007, strk wrote:
I see you throw std::exception() rather then a subclass, but the
standard C++ lib (at least the gnu one) doesnt' provide a constructor
for that base class taking a string or char *.
Do you have an exception specification already ?
Or should we use the derived runtime_exception ?
It matters little to me at this point.
The only place where I'm going to really care is in the scheduler. That's
the moral equivalent of the top-level function of a thread body, and is
responsible for task management. There will need to be a catch-all handler
there anyway.
Eric
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