On Sun, 6 May 2018 09:47:19 +0200, Gregor Mückl wrote: > The important part here is that the constructor of gltb::Error > records the actual runtime callstack of where it was executed, that > is, how the throw statement was reached in the exection flow of the > program. And its asFormattedText method turns it into a readable > string. In various cases, I have dumped this string onto the console > (as in the example above), shown this in a Windows message box (no > console there) and written it into a log file that a user can locate > in the file system and send to me. > > Also, on the way up to the exception handler in main(), stack > unwinding causes destructors of various objects to be called. That > way, RAII patterns in my code get executed: resources are freed, > files are closed (writing buffered file contents to disk) etc.
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