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ok I'm writing an app and I'm trying to follow some guidelines and only throw new exceptions that have been derived from the exception class. <br />
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the question though.. is should I create a new file for all new exception classes that I make? if I plan on using an exception in more than one dll.. where does that normally go? <br />
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do I create a dll of nothing but exceptions that can be thrown from anywhere?
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ok I'm writing an app and I'm trying to follow some guidelines and only throw new exceptions that have been derived from the exception class. 

the question though.. is should I create a new file for all new exception classes that I make? if I plan on using an exception in more than one dll.. where does that normally go? 

do I create a dll of nothing but exceptions that can be thrown from anywhere?

where do exceptions need to be declared?

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