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I have compiled the above code in g++ 4.4.3 without any errors.
However, I am not sure whether or not this is a legal syntax based on the standard.
In C++03, 15.4.6:
The standard always speaks of the set of types in an exception specification, surely that’s deliberate.
I would be negligent to omit pointing out Herb Sutter’s article, which is best summarized as,