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Brodes/seh flow phase1 throwing models #18014
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I find this confusing. Together with the
NonThrowing
this seems to say that:Is that the correct reading?
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That's right. That's what it is saying. It is no longer sufficient to say a function doesn't throw, you have to say how it doesn't throw (which kind of exception doesn't it throw). If they want to say it doesn't throw any you can just return the parent exception type.
The issue we got into with making memcpy nonthrowing is that it is true that it doesn't throw a C++ exception, but it absolutely throws a SEH exception. The mechanics in this PR force users to think about what it is they really want when they say a function throws or doesn't throw.
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Thanks.
I wonder if this is all somewhat overly complicated. In my understanding the following cases are interesting:
Is this correct?
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We have a brief meeting. The conclusion was that my assessment above is correct. The proposal is do something simpler:
NonThrowing
to something likeNonCppThrowingFunction
and introduce a deprecatedNonThrowing
alias.AlwaysSehThrowingFunction
which is used to model functions that always throw an SEH exception.Throwing
class.We should also remove the use of the
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Overhauled the PR, let me know if that works.
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@jketema When you say "always throw an SEH exception" does that mean that the function will always throw an SEH exception when called or that the function can only throw an SEH exception but doesn't necessarily always do so? To me the name sounds like the former but I guess it's actually the latter?
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The former: the function will always throw an SEH exception
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Thanks. I see. So I guess it's for functions whose purpose is to raise exceptions? Like something along the lines of
throw_my_SEH_exception
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Yes:
RaiseException
,ExRaiseAccessViolation
,ExRaiseDatatypeMisalignment
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Alright, thanks :)
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