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#import "OFObject.h"
@class OFString;
/*!
* @brief An exception indicating an object could not be allocated.
*
* This exception is preallocated, as if there's no memory, no exception can
* be allocated of course. That's why you shouldn't and even can't deallocate
* it.
*
* This is the only exception that is not an OFException as it's special.
* It does not know for which class allocation failed and it should not be
* handled like other exceptions, as the exception handling code is not
* allowed to allocate ANY memory.
*/
@interface OFAllocFailedException: OFObject
/*!
* @return A description of the exception
*/
- (OFString*)description;
@end
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#import "OFObject.h"
@class OFString;
/*!
* @brief An exception indicating an object could not be allocated.
*
* This exception is preallocated, as when there's no memory, no exception can
* be allocated of course. That's why you shouldn't and even can't deallocate
* it.
*
* This is the only exception that is not an OFException as it's special.
* It does not know for which class allocation failed and it should not be
* handled like other exceptions, as the exception handling code is not
* allowed to allocate <i>any</i> memory.
*/
@interface OFAllocFailedException: OFObject
/*!
* @brief Returns a description of the exception.
*
* @return A description of the exception
*/
- (OFString*)description;
@end
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