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From: "Corey Ashford" <corey@remove.these.four.words.rational.com>
Subject: Re: ADA Exception Handling
Date: 1998/10/29
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Thanks for the comments.

I thought about adding the info about the newer Ada95 exception features,
but I figured it was a bit much for the level of information he
originally requested.

I also thought about describing Ada exceptions as types too, but the syntax
doesn't really make that explanation terribly helpful.  If Ada95 had done
something like this:

subtype Foo is Ada.Exception;
...
raise Foo;

the "exceptions as types" would be easier to understand, perhaps.

- Corey