Could you direct me to your documentation on exception-handling? I am currently using try/catch successfully with exceptions thrown by myself but I would also like to catch system-generated exceptions such as 'divide-by-zero'. Does the system generate an exception-object or just an integer such as 'FP_X_DZ'.
I can't seem to find anything in the common docs such as neutrino_programmers_guide', 'QNX Neutrino RTOS - Library Reference' etc.
CPU/FPU exceptions are something other than C++ exceptions. A CPU exception will be caught by the kernel, converted into a signal and delivered to the offending process. So for CPU exceptions, exception handling is effectively signal handling (e.g. handling SIGFPE for div by 0). Mapping CPU exceptions to C++ exceptions is not trivial, since signals are fully asynchronous - which C++ exceptions are not.
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