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From: Vincent DIEMUNSCH <vincent.diemunsch@edf.fr>
Subject: Exception implementation
Date: 2000/02/14
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Hi,

Where can I get information about the typical implementation of
exceptions in Ada compilers ? I suppose there must be a usual way to do
this, like for example using a stack for calling procedures or functions
!

Do they use the stack to keep exception handlers and when a exception
occurs they try to find which handler can handle it ?

What about GNAT ?