L
Ladislav Prosek
Hello,
I have a managed class that I wrote in C++. When an exception (no matter
which one) is thrown in its constructor, the program continues as expected
but when it is about to exit (after leaving _tmain()), it crashes with
ExecutionEngineException. It happens only with this one class. The
constructor might be simplified to only one line - throw an arbitrary
exception, and the problem persists.
Does anyone have a similar experience? What could cause this problem? Well,
I might try chopping the class method by method until
ExecutionEngineException disappears but the class is very huge and I would
like to know what you think about this first.
Thank you in advance
LP
I have a managed class that I wrote in C++. When an exception (no matter
which one) is thrown in its constructor, the program continues as expected
but when it is about to exit (after leaving _tmain()), it crashes with
ExecutionEngineException. It happens only with this one class. The
constructor might be simplified to only one line - throw an arbitrary
exception, and the problem persists.
Does anyone have a similar experience? What could cause this problem? Well,
I might try chopping the class method by method until
ExecutionEngineException disappears but the class is very huge and I would
like to know what you think about this first.
Thank you in advance
LP