Re: Structured exception
In x86 Windows, also, C++ exceptions are implemented using a special SE
exception code.
"Alex Blekhman" <tkfx.REMOVE@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"George" wrote:
1.
I have read through it. And I think structured exception is exception
from C
code which has unsigned int type, is that understanding correct?
Correct.
Could C++ throw structured exception?
No, these exception handling mechanisms coexist in parallel. However, you
can call Win32 API `RaiseException' function which will raise ("throw")
soft SE exception. You won't be able to catch it with C++ `catch' clause.
SE exceptions must be translated into C++ exceptions. Read Doug Harrison's
FAQ.
2.
It is appreciated if you could help to point out the key differences
between
C++ exception and structured excption?
SEH and C++ are two separate mechanisms for handling exceptions. Read
again "Exception Handling Differences" article.
Alex
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