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i just found a quite interresting paper about "how c++ compilers implement exception", which looks very clear and detailed, neatly illustrated and stuff at http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/exceptionhandler.asp
I hate being the spoilsport, but the article is about how VisualC++ implements exceptions - structured exception handling, which by design rules out zero-overhead exceptions, and is patented by Microsoft unless I am seriously mistaken.
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I implemented exception handling library for VC++ that is accompanied with this article. To replace the exception handler provided by VC++ with my handler, call the following function:
Doesn't this mean he did his own or am I/ mistaken.
Finally I had the time to read that article on something comfortable (instead of my 640x240 PDA display).
I agree it's interesting read if you haven't delved into exception handling technique before. Still, highly VC++ specific... now, if someone could / would convert that article / library to GCC space...
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