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Nice article.. really worth reading…thanks..
A very good and helpful article. Solved my problem, thanks for the article.
Very good (and important) information not easily found anywhere.
Thanks
Hi,
As you said Win32 exceptions getting caught in catch(…) is a strange behavior, what I found out while using VC7 was that they get caught in Debug mode but cause the program to crash in release mode !!! Any insights on why this happens
Thanks
Prabhpreet, this happens because all optimisations are disabled in debug builds. So the debug build has no optimisations and the release build has the usual default optimisations. As described in the article, the different optimisation levels yield different behaviour.
Hi, its excellent article.
It helps to go in detail with exception Handling. That I like
to go at compiler level, Here this article has done.
It help me to understand EH & role of compiler.
Thanks …
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