On (23 Sep 97) Kevin Krumwiede wrote to All...
 KK> Ok, lemme make sure I got this...
 KK> If a function has an exception list specified, and it throws an
 KK> exception not on the list, unexpected() will be called.  But if the
 KK> function has no exception specification, any thrown exception will be
 KK> passed back to the caller, and if the caller can't catch it, to the
 KK> caller's caller, etc.  Right?
Sounds right.  Basically, an exception specification is a restriction.
If there's no exception specification, it's assumed that the function
might throw anything.
    Later,
    Jerry.
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