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From: "Ed Brey" <brey@afd.mke.etn.com>
Subject: ++var and throw
Date: 1999/09/22
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In the spirit of the ++var thread, I have a spin-off question (I
coincidentally just ran into this while doing real work).  Consider the
statement:

*p++ = f();

If f() throws, is p guaranteed to not be incremented?  Where does the IS
define this or say that it is undefined?





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