Can I overload throw or return?

[Atlas]

It's said I can't throw an ostream object, so maybe I can overload "throw"
for my basic_ostream derived class?

 

[ox]

With the exception of a few special cases, you can "throw" any object
that you can "return".

 

[Ron Natalie]

It's said I can't throw an ostream object, so maybe I can overload "throw"
for my basic_ostream derived class?

You can't throw ostreams because you can't copy them. The object
you throw must have valid copy semantics.

 

[Atlas]

So I see. But can I overload throw or return? Does C++ support that?

 

[ox]

What exactly do you mean by "overload"? Like operator overloading?

 

[Ron Natalie]

So I see. But can I overload throw or return? Does C++ support that?

No.

 

[Ron Natalie]

No.

Besides, I'm not sure what you think that would accomplish.
What do you want to do?