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Exceptions, stack unwinding, encapsulated heap memory, exit()

score 633 · Answer 1 · 2013-12-13 22:15:25

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Exceptions, stack unwinding, encapsulated heap memory, exit()

How to unwind (multi-level return) the stack without catch/try/raise?

Getting value of stack pointer while stack unwinding with dwarf2

Why does std::function cause the stack to be unwound only when an exception escapes the current function?

Throwing exception that has const reference to local variable

Catching panic! when Rust called from C FFI, without spawning threads

Does exception handling work if the throw block and landing pad are in diffrent section?

Why are perf back traces on Linux skipping a function (or showing a call to _init), with DWARF, LBR, and even FP (frame pointers)?

the value does not change recursion during the stack unwinding

How can I detect whether an exception is active during destructor?

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