c++ - expected type-specifier before '...' token -


expected type-specifier before '...' token 

this code

template< typename t, int t_nfixedbytes = 128, class allocator = ccrtallocator > class ctempbuffer { public:     ctempbuffer() throw() :         m_p( null )     {     }     ctempbuffer( size_t nelements )   throw( ... ) : <---error here         m_p( null )     {         allocate( nelements );     } ... } 

now if rid of throw(...) in above statement error resolved.any suggestions on why mingw doesnt throw(...) here ?

actually, throw(...) not standard c++ syntax, msvc++ specific extension. means function can throw exception, equivalent having no exception specification @ all, can safely remove it.


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