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@ -292,17 +292,24 @@ Facility Facility code.
Code Facility's status code.
Exceptions that are specific to OS/2 Version 2.X (for example, XCPT_SIGNAL) have a facility code of 1.
Exceptions that are specific to OS/2 Version 2.X (for example, XCPT_SIGNAL)
have a facility code of 1.
System exceptions include both synchronous and asynchronous exceptions. Synchronous exceptions are caused by events that are internal to a thread's execution. For example, synchronous exceptions could be caused by invalid parameters, or by a thread's requ
est to end its own execution.
System exceptions include both synchronous and asynchronous exceptions.
Synchronous exceptions are caused by events that are internal to a thread's
execution. For example, synchronous exceptions could be caused by invalid
parameters, or by a thread's request to end its own execution.
Asynchronous exceptions are caused by events that are external to a thread's execution. For example, an asynchronous exception can be caused by a user's entering a Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break key sequence, or by a process' issuing DosKillProcess to end the execu
tion of another process.
Asynchronous exceptions are caused by events that are external to a thread's
execution. For example, an asynchronous exception can be caused by a user's
entering a Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break key sequence, or by a process' issuing
DosKillProcess to end the execution of another process.
The Ctrl+Break and Ctrl+C exceptions are also known as signals, or as signal exceptions.
The Ctrl+Break and Ctrl+C exceptions are also known as signals, or as signal
exceptions.
The following tables show the symbolic names of system exceptions, their numerical values, and related information fields.
The following tables show the symbolic names of system exceptions, their
numerical values, and related information fields.
Portable, Non-Fatal, Software-Generated Exceptions
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end.
{
$Log$
Revision 1.63 2004-01-21 14:15:42 florian
Revision 1.64 2004-01-25 21:41:48 hajny
* reformatting of too long comment lines - not accepted by FP IDE
Revision 1.63 2004/01/21 14:15:42 florian
* fixed win32 compilation
Revision 1.62 2004/01/20 23:11:20 hajny