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Why does the compiler emit errors about throw specifications on my derived virtual functions?

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Why does the compiler emit errors about throw specifications on my derived virtual functions?

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The C++ rule is that a virtual function in a derived class can allow only the exceptions that are allowed by the function it overrides. The overriding function can be more restrictive, but not less restrictive.

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