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Subject: Handle Exceptions
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Date: Wed, 14-May-86 21:49:03 EDT
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Hello People,
  I have been looking at exception handling lately, and I almost
got sick.  There are no scoping rules at run time, other than the "others"
clause. And debugging on VAX ada with exceptions is a pain. No traceback.
Are there any articles or PHD thesis or writing on bathroom walls that have
been dedicated to the design of exception handling.  would appreciatte.

                               Thanks,
                                 Mike