C++ convert signals into exceptions

Here is a technique to convert signals into exceptions:

#include "signal.h"

template  class SignalTranslator
 {
 private:
     class SingleTonTranslator
     {
     public:
         SingleTonTranslator()
         {
             signal(SignalExceptionClass::GetSignalNumber(), SignalHandler);
         }

         static void SignalHandler(int)
         {
             std::cout << "Signal handled and logged" << std::endl;
             throw SignalExceptionClass();
         }
     };

 public:
     SignalTranslator()
     {
         static SingleTonTranslator s_objTranslator;
     }
 };

 
 class SegmentationFault : public std::exception
 {     
 public:
     virtual const char* what() const throw() {
         return "Segmentation Fault"; 
     }
     static int GetSignalNumber() {return SIGSEGV;}
 };

I put the above in a SignalHandler.hpp. Then when I want to use it I include that file and instantiate the handlers that I want

// Set up signal handleing for Seg Fault. When SegFault occurs it will throw a exception
SignalTranslator g_objSegmentationFaultTranslator; 

To test this code you can simply raise that exception ( raise(SIGSEGV); )