Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
3. rescue can now rescue Java exceptions directly
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It's working correctly for both interpreted and compiled logic. Basically this just adds a Java catch (Exception e) to rescue logic so any exceptions passing through will be inspected, like all Ruby exceptions work. There's a fast path to allow our internal jump exceptions through without inspection. There are just a few caveats at the moment:
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- It currently depends on the JVM having sun.misc.Unsafe (any HotSpot-based VM), but I'll be modifying it to eliminate that dependency soon (maybe tonight).
This one is now fixed; during the build I generate a small "Unsafe" of our own that does the same thing. in general the Sun-based Unsafe code should never get loaded now, but I've left it in there for utility purposes.
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