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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Sami Vaarala	96d301b3cb	Rename src/ to src-input/ to match dist With this change the directory naming in the main repo and dist is the same.	8 years ago
Sami Vaarala	08e8763ee8	Add support for C++ exception long ctrl transfers * Define duk_internal_exception, a plain exception class, wihch is used as the value thrown for Duktape internal long control transfers. The value intentionally does not inherit from std::exception so that it'd be as unlikely as possible that user code would catch the internal exception type; only a "catch (...)" would catch it. * Replace DUK_SETJMP() if clauses with "try", and SETJMP() error handling blocks with "catch (duk_internal_exception &exc)" blocks. * Also add clauses for "catch (std::exception &exc)" and "catch (...)" to catch C++ exceptions thrown by user code which are propagated to Duktape try-catch blocks. Such exceptions are converted to API errors. For now it's not supported for user code to propagate a C++ exception "through" Duktape, as that would require some semantics changes to (native) protected calls. Catching and converting such exceptions to API errors makes the user code error apparent and easier to fix.	9 years ago

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Sami Vaarala

96d301b3cb

Rename src/ to src-input/ to match dist

With this change the directory naming in the main repo and dist is the same.

8 years ago

Sami Vaarala

08e8763ee8

Add support for C++ exception long ctrl transfers

* Define duk_internal_exception, a plain exception class, wihch is used as
  the value thrown for Duktape internal long control transfers.  The value
  intentionally does not inherit from std::exception so that it'd be as
  unlikely as possible that user code would catch the internal exception
  type; only a "catch (...)" would catch it.

* Replace DUK_SETJMP() if clauses with "try", and SETJMP() error handling
  blocks with "catch (duk_internal_exception &exc)" blocks.

* Also add clauses for "catch (std::exception &exc)" and "catch (...)" to
  catch C++ exceptions thrown by user code which are propagated to Duktape
  try-catch blocks.  Such exceptions are converted to API errors.  For now
  it's not supported for user code to propagate a C++ exception "through"
  Duktape, as that would require some semantics changes to (native) protected
  calls.  Catching and converting such exceptions to API errors makes the
  user code error apparent and easier to fix.

9 years ago

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