Of course the solution is to prevent throwing exceptions from my finally blocks, but this can be very hard to guarantee, and you generally won't discover a problem until you've lost information about a more important bug that needs to be tracked down.
Can't something like this VB.NET code guarantee that there is no exception raised in a Finally block: Try 'pretend there is some code that raises an exception 'in place of this comment Finally Try 'pretend there is some code that might raise an exception 'in place of this comment Catch End Try End Try
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