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Handle segmentation faults in try-catch block

Posted 05-06-2012 at 12:52 AM by rainbowsally
Updated 05-06-2012 at 05:19 AM by rainbowsally (updated code for 32 and also 64 bit arch)

Tags catching sigsegv, compiling, computer mad science, try-catch seg violations

[CHANGELOG:
May 6, 2012 (second edit)
Latest:
Tested 64 bit code (and also 32), corrected close brace in function that got lost in the #if-#else-#endif mixup (with extern "C" close brace)... nevermind. It works now.

Features:

catch segmentation faults and continue normally

Don't underestimate this concept. We'll be using it in the GUI-Interactive interpreter.

This is a highly simplified version of the SEH for linux experiment posted...

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