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Question: What happens to the member pointers when an exception occures in constructor, while allocating memory ? how can we over come this ?
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| May 05, 2007 23:34:57 |
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| heyjoe |
Member Since: May 2007 Total Comments: 2 |
RE: What happens to the member pointers when an except...
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When a constructor throws an exception then it means that constructor failed (duh!!) and the object is never created.
Just write a simple class to test it out yourself. |
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