> All of those can be handled without unwinding the stack to the point where the code for handling them was defined. Nitpick: the only thing that cannot be han

> All of those can be handled without unwinding the stack to the point where the code for handling them was defined. Nitpick: the only thing that cannot be handled by winding the stack is when you run out of stack to wind. But, luckily, if your program overflows the stack, you usually have bigger issues to deal with and/or you usually have all the stack information you need to diagnose the problem.