Installing an Overflow Error Handler
An overflow error occurs when a number cannot be represented with the available number of digits. For example 10^30 cannot be represented in the
RWDecimal<RWMP3Int> class as it has too many digits. When an operation results in an overflow error, an
RWDecimalOverflowErr<T> object is created and passed to an error handler.
The default overflow handler will print an error message and throw the error object as an exception.
void myOverflowHandler(const RWDecimalOverflowErr<RWMP2Int>& x)
{. . Error handling code . .
}
yourFunction()
{RWDecimal<RWMP2Int>::setOverflowHandler(myOverflowHandler)
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