Type Summary

						CF
						public sealed class ExecutionEngineException : SystemException
{
  // Constructors
  CF
						public ExecutionEngineException ();
  CF
						public ExecutionEngineException (string message);
  CF
						public ExecutionEngineException (string message,
                                     Exception innerException);
}

BA Notice that even though this exception is not meant to be thrown by user code, we still include the pattern of exception constructors for consistency. During the standardization process we decided we would not attempt to justify following the exception constructor pattern, as we would inevitably get it wrong by missing some legitimate cases for throwing the exception. One concrete reason for needing these constructors is for testing code that wants to simulate an ExecutionEngineException ...

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