Re: exception problem with cygwin - terminate called recursively
Den torsdag den 14. juli 2011 17.48.24 UTC+2 skrev Philipp Kraus:
On 2011-07-14 17:11:25 +0200, peter koch said:
It seems to me that your exception either has no corresponding catch
clause or that it is thrown when another exception is active: this
causes std::terminate to be called.
on the main program the exception should be catched like:
myclass {
mymethod() {
if something
mymethod()
throw exception
}
}
main() {
myclass x;
try {
x.mymethod()
} catch (...) {}
}
So you tried that program and it had the same behaviour?
In my optinion I think if I throw an exception the complete runing
process would be breaked down and the exception is send to the main
program, if there is a try-catch the exception is be handled, if not
the program terminates. I don't use any threads. I don't understand why
Windows should be handle the exception in another way than Linux and
OSX !?
It does not.
Thanks for your answer
If there is not a corresponding catch, std::terminate will be called. You said that std::terminate was called recursively?
Your problem might also be in the compiler flags used for the compiler.
/Peter
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