Re: Structured exception
In a sense. C++ exceptions are implemented via structured
exceptions. The structured exception code used by the VC
compiler for C++ exceptions is E04D7363. (At least that's what
I remember from my VC6 days since it's no longer listed
in the Excetions dialog... The last 3 bytes decode to the ASCII
characters Msc - that's the name of the MS C/C++ compiler prior
to its becoming VC.) Of course this is specific to the Microsoft
VC compiler and of course it is not documented.
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Alexander Nickolov
Microsoft MVP [VC], MCSD
email: agnickolov@mvps.org
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"George" <George@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5CC32E9A-A8FC-444E-9C39-B948AA91BDE4@microsoft.com...
Thanks Alex,
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? Could C++
throw structured exception?
2.
It is appreciated if you could help to point out the key differences
between
C++ exception and structured excption?
regards,
George
"Alex Blekhman" wrote:
"George" wrote:
I read a couple of links from MSDN, but still confused what is
structured
exception, what is the differences between structure exception
and our normal
C++ exception, like bad_alloc and various user define exception?
I think this info will help you:
"Exception Handling Differences"
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/de5awhsw.aspx
"A Visual C++ Exception FAQ"
http://members.cox.net/doug_web/eh.htm
HTH
Alex
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