1 Jun
2004
1 Jun
'04
7:52 p.m.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Bell" <belvis@imageworks.com>
Rob Stewart wrote:
From: "E. Gladyshev" <eegg@comcast.net>
SEH's on the other hand can happen at "any place" in your program (even when the invariant is broken). If the invariant is broken, stack unwinding is not safe.
Then you can't write code with the basic guarrantee can you?
Not with asynchronous SEH's flying around. SEH's are a problem, aren't
[...] they?
Yeah, it is a nasty thing... Actually in real life, those poorly documented third party libraries that throw something that you don't expect them to is a problem too. I think that in practice you always have to be very careful about catching everything that is thrown at you. :) Eugene