So you’re writing some C++ code, feeling all object oriented and all, and you decide you’d like an application specific exception whenever one of your methods has an issue. You’d like to have error messages that the exception can print up if thrown and you think to yourself, “hey, I’ll just extend std::exception, add [...]
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