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Represents an out-of-memory exception condition.
class CMemoryException : public CSimpleException
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| CMemoryException::CMemoryException | Constructs a CMemoryException object. |
No further qualification is necessary or possible. Memory exceptions are thrown automatically by new. If you write your own memory functions, using malloc, for example, then you are responsible for throwing memory exceptions.
For more information on CMemoryException, see the article Exception Handling (MFC).
CMemoryException
Header: afx.h
Constructs a CMemoryException object.
CMemoryException();
Do not use this constructor directly, but rather call the global function AfxThrowMemoryException. this global function can succeed in an out-of-memory situation because it constructs the exception object in previously allocated memory. for more information about exception processing, see the article exceptions.