How CLR maps SEH exceptions to managed exception types

re: How CLR maps SEH exceptions to managed exception types

Nasir Danial — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:17:12 GMT

the e.g. given is wrong because catch are more than they should be. If it would have been written correctly the inner most exception handler gets registered first.

re: How CLR maps SEH exceptions to managed exception types

Akhilesh — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:21:03 GMT

Hi,

I've few question from the link u have given "A Crash Course on the Depths of Win32™ Structured Exception Handling".

According to this article _EXCEPTION_REGISTRATION is done one per function stack level. On exception OS roams around to get proper exception from scopetable.

My question is when there is multiple try/catch blocks are used in function which exception is the one is getting registered first. e.g

try

{

try

{

}

catch(exp6)

{

}

catch(exp5)

{

}

catch(exp4)

{

}

catch(exp3)

{

}

catch(exp2)

{

}

catch(exp1)

{

}

Also If above is written in managed code which exception is the one to get registered? or something different happens

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