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From: Piyush Kapadia (piyush.kapadia_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-10-13 20:18:29


Though catch(.) statement allows catching exception not associated with any
class, it leads to ambiguous condition as there is no way to have any error
message with it.

 

Does Boost provide any means to be able to print stack trace when exception
is caught ?

 

In spite of many deficiencies with Java, it let's you access stack trace
using printStackTrace() and trace out as what happened and how it happened.

 

This is where C++ std::exception is lacking support and one has to look for
such improvements from Boost community.

 



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