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In my code, I do sometimes throw exceptions. I am using Visual Studio 2012.
What I want is to set the terminate handler so that it can pop up a dialog box saying what went wrong. Visual Studio apparently won't let you do this in Debug mode... or not in Debug mode. I do get a warning if there is an exception in main: warning C4297: 'SDL_main' : function assumed not to throw an exception but does Is there a flag I can set to change this, or some other way? I am writing a library for raw beginners who won't know exceptions yet (and I don't want to require it of them). That's why I'm trying to use set_terminate -- or even one of the dtors that should be called, but isn't! -- rather than the obvious solution of a try-catch block in main. TIA. |
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