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    Re: A few questions about exception handling

    Squaring doesn't seem to be an appropriate surrogate, already because it takes just one parameter, as opposed to the two that pow() takes. At least raising an integral base to a positive...
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    Re: A few questions about exception handling

    There also is another, IMO more straightforward way to look at the assembly language code generated by the compiler: VC++ features the compiler option /FA, which makes the compiler output the...
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    Re: A few questions about exception handling

    You should have posted your code within code tags. Even more than most other languages, assembly language code is particularly unreadable without them. With code tags (and after some additional...
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    Re: A few questions about exception handling

    So you're aware of the IDE menu option Debugging > Exceptions, where you can specify in detail on which types of exception the debugger shall break when they occur and before the runtime scans the...
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    Re: A few questions about exception handling

    Wow :eek:, that's tricky! Exception handling at machine code level is a quite specific topic I've never dealt with before. And then it's about x64, with which I have no practical experience either,...
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