Re: About String

> On Sun, 08 Jun 2008 09:47:30 +0300, Niklas Holsti wrote:
> 
>> That said, I admit that I, too, have made this mistake once or 
>> twice. But not lately.

Me too.  I think it's one of those mistakes that sticks in the mind.

Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:

> But then, for regularity sake, you would need to add exception handling
to
> all declarative parts:
> 
> package A is
>     <some declarations>
> exception
>     <handling elaboration problems of A, HOW?>  (:-))
> end A;
> 

It might make tracing elaboration errors easier.  :)

Barnes says "... in any handler we are assured that all declarations of 
the unit were successfully elaborated and so there's no risk of 
referring to something that does not exist."  That's sensible but it 
does mean the compiler has to undo memory allocations if they occur in a 
declaration and a subsequent declaration raises an exception.

Chris