Re: COM EXE server: catching exceptions
Attach your debugger to your server and tell it to break into
the debugger on all exceptions when they are thrown. Then
make your method calls. Happy debugging. BTW, gflags.exe
from Debugging Tools for Windows may come in handy here
for debugging certain early server crashes.
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<jsnajdr@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
I'm writing a COM EXE server. If a COM method implementation throws an
exception - be it a C++ exception or, say, access violation - the RPC
stub catches the exception and returns error code to the client:
0x80010105 - RPC_E_SERVERFAULT - The server threw an exception
This makes debugging very hard. I need my program to crash if an
access violation occurs or if any C++ exception leaves my code
uncatched. Any idea how to achieve this? Is it possible to tell COM to
not handle these exceptions and just pass them to the
UnhandledExceptionFilter?
Jarda
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