Using Exceptions
There are three primary ways to use the
exception classes:
- Certain functions in IBM class libraries
throw exceptions that are derived from the IException
class. If you are familiar with the characteristics of
the exception classes, you can take advantage of this
knowledge to make code that uses the IBM class libraries
more robust.
- You can both throw and catch exceptions in
your own code. The exception classes provide a convenient
way to package information about an exception.
- You can derive your own exception classes.
The Exceptions Mechanism
Using Throw
Macros
Interpreting
Exceptions
Using Assertion
Macros
Using try and
catch
Rethrowing
Exceptions
Deriving Your
Own Exceptions
Tracing
Exceptions
