1. SEH isn't portable. There's no way to make it work under non-Windows systems.
Ok after some digging around it appears (prima facie) that Linux doesn't have anything close to SEH. I am aware of POSIX signals but I am not sure if they work for individual threads in a process. Last I checked the whole process has to be hosed when you receive a segfault and there isn't much you can do about it. I am a Linux newbie but I am almost seriously considering implementing SEH for linux (in the kernel). Any Linux Gurus here who think this is a good idea?
