go to the topQuestion 25 Does BugTrapper detect both VC++ and Win32 exceptions?
Yes, BugTrapper supports both. Win32 exceptions are exceptions that are normally considered crashes. This occurs where the O/S kills a program for doing something it shouldn’t have been doing. VC++ exceptions are intended exceptions thrown by the programmer (like in a try block piece of code), and could include exceptions caught by the C++ runtime library. These are not real crashes, but are handled by either the program itself or the runtime library. If a WIN32 exception is thrown (AKA- crash), BugTrapper displays it as a crash–No red F. If any other exception is thrown, BugTrapper displays a red F.
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