Re: Filtering 'Access Violation' error inside a try-catch block
A 'try/catch(...)' willl catch an access violation error but is not
able to identify if its really an access violation or any other error.
Is __try/__except only the way out of this?
Already told you: __try/__except is best, you can use it as long as it's in
a different function from try/catch (and one can call the other, then both
are protected).
But __set_se_handler will also let you identify access violation exceptions
from C++ try/catch. However, since stack unrolling has already taken place,
your debugging and recovery options are more limited, so I would choose
__try/__except to install an exception filter (aka first-chance exception
handler) before starting your main program.
-Sanjeev
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