On 09 Apr 97, Jerry Coffin wrote to Paul Wankadia --
PW> I'm wondering how to, from an object's constructor, to self-destruct.
PW> E.g. if there is some kind of error, the object will NOT be created.
JC> Handling this cleanly was one of the original reasons for adding
JC> exception handling to C++. There's really virtually no other way to
JC> handle it cleanly.
So how do I go about doing this? Something to do with 'throw', right?
BTW, FWIW, I'm using DJGPP...
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