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まぁ、不慮の例外といいますか、突然飛んでくる例外というのはいろいろあるわけで。 そりゃ、例外なんて名前がついているから、例外的に突然飛んでくるのは当たり前だろうとこともありますね。 では、この例外をだれが投げたかを C++ で追跡することはできるのでしょうか。 ＿ □□ ＿ ＿＿＿､､､ ／／＿ [][]／／ ,,-―''':::::::::::::::ヽヾヽ':::::/､ 誰 投 こ ／／ ＼＼ ／／ ／::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i l | l i:::::::ミ だ げ の ￣ ￣ ￣／ /:::::::::,,,-‐,／i/`'''￣￣￣ ｀i::;| あ た 例 ―`―--^--､＿_ /:::::::::=ｿ / ヽ､ ／ ,,|/ っ の 外 /f ）,f
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The Cafes » Internal and External Exceptions
https://www.beust.com/weblog/improving-exceptions/
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http://totora.jpn.org/mt/archives/2006/01/perl_1.html
Exception Handling in Web Applications
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