On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 05:31:45PM -0400, Benjamin Wolsey wrote:
>
> > catch (...) // unexpected, unknown, but why not cleaning up...
>
> The answer to the question in the comment is that it hides bugs in
> implementation or in Gnash.
Note that the catch block re-throws, so shouldn't really hide anything
(at least as of revno 10865)
catch (std::exception& ex) // unexpected but we can tell what it is
{
log_debug("Unexpected exception from swf_function execution: %s",
ex.what());
throw;
}
catch (...) // unexpected, unknown, but why not cleaning up...
{
log_debug("Unknown exception got from swf_function execution");
throw;
}
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