June 2014
Intermediate to advanced
492 pages
14h 35m
English
Chapter 14
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Managed Exception Handling
Usually the exception handling model of a programming language is considered the domain of that particular language’s runtime. Under the hood, each language has its own way of detecting exceptions and locating an appropriate exception handler. Some languages perform exception handling completely within the language runtime, whereas others rely on the structured exception handling (SEH) mechanism provided by the operating system—which in your case is Win32 or Win64.
In the world of managed code, exception handling is a fundamental feature of the common language runtime execution engine. The execution engine ...
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