> > Changelog: > > Don't pass on non-continuable exceptions. > > Why do you want to do that?
In short, because we're never going to be able to continue, so there's no point on trying to pass because that's going to fail. In long, because I've got another patch in the pipeline (it needs some tweaking) that moves the calling of the debugger into the signal handler. It allows the debugger to catch exceptions that would previously have resulted in a total crash (non-continuable exceptions), and it more accurately reflects how the Windows debugger is called. Using a debugger will also no longer modify program memory as it does currently. In all, it should allow the debugger to work in more circumstances than it currently does. Glenn
