The issue of a throw not caught causing a segmentation fault rather than
the expected message ("terminate called after throwing an instance of
'int'") typically occurs when an exception is thrown but not properly
handled by a try-catch block. This could also happen when an exception
is thrown in a context that the C++ runtime does not recognize, such as
outside the main thread or during low-level system calls. To prevent
this, ensure that all exceptions are caught and handled correctly. It's
also helpful to examine any custom exception handling logic. If you're
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