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Tolerance Data 2009/Q1. Holden, Oldsmobile, Opel, Pontiac, GMC Q: C++ using deconstructor to throw exception? I have a question about using a deconstructor to throw an exception. I have a class that contains a dynamic array of another class, like this: class MyClass{ //numbers and stuff... SomeClass * _myArray; //... public: //constructor etc ~MyClass(){ delete _myArray; try{delete _myArray[0];delete _myArray[1];} catch (const Exception& e){ throw e; } } } My question is, if _myArray is a dynamically allocated array of SomeClass pointers, would it be considered a bad practice to throw an exception? Basically, while _myArray is still valid (meaning it hasn't been released), we will attempt to delete the array. According to me, it doesn't make sense since we definitely don't want to deallocate an array that is in use, right? A: Your reasoning is incorrect. Consider the following example: struct Foo { std::vector v; }; You could say, \"let's allocate a bunch of these and put them in a vector!\": Foo *foos = new Foo[3]; ...but, if we were to delete those Foo instances, we'd be deleting a bunch of memory we're not allowed to delete. You can use dynamic_cast to check if a variable is really a reference to a Foo: Foo *foos = new Foo[3]; ... try { delete *foos; } catch (...

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