Re: [boost] [xint] Fourth release, requesting preliminary review again

On Friday 04 June 2010 15:59:24 Chad Nelson wrote:

That could handle the XInt-generated ones. But since the XInt code has to call out to other code too, that wouldn't solve the entire problem. I don't think C++ allocators, for instance, have any way other than exceptions to handle out-of-memory conditions. --

Then i could write an nonthrowing allocator myself. And I can use STL with no- exception with no problems. Is there any other code that migth use exceptions that you're using ? Actually looking at the dependencies the only one that i think migth throw is smartptr wich in the documentation says it has functions that never throw and never call to throwing functions.