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...ind edge, ensuring they remain in the try region. [Ten] it’s interesting you mentioned this “blocks ending in unreachable in __try regions" here. With these two features supported, two remaining bugs in my ToDo list are; one setjmp() and one nested EH throw. The second one seems caused by a _try_block ended with an unreachable. Yes, this is on my list. Will discuss with you guys further when I look into it. --- Another interesting aspect of /EHa is how it affects C++ destructor cleanups. I am personally comfortable with the requirement that LLVM avoid moving around volatile instructions in...

...ind edge, ensuring they remain in the try region. [Ten] it’s interesting you mentioned this “blocks ending in unreachable in __try regions" here. With these two features supported, two remaining bugs in my ToDo list are; one setjmp() and one nested EH throw. The second one seems caused by a _try_block ended with an unreachable. Yes, this is on my list. Will discuss with you guys further when I look into it. --- Another interesting aspect of /EHa is how it affects C++ destructor cleanups. I am personally comfortable with the requirement that LLVM avoid moving around volatile instructions in...

...ind edge, ensuring they remain in the try region. [Ten] it’s interesting you mentioned this “blocks ending in unreachable in __try regions" here. With these two features supported, two remaining bugs in my ToDo list are; one setjmp() and one nested EH throw. The second one seems caused by a _try_block ended with an unreachable. Yes, this is on my list. Will discuss with you guys further when I look into it. --- Another interesting aspect of /EHa is how it affects C++ destructor cleanups. I am personally comfortable with the requirement that LLVM avoid moving around volatile instructions in...

Hi, all, The intend of this thread is to complete the support for Windows SEH. Currently there are two major missing features: Jumping out of a _finally and Hardware exception handling. The document below is my proposed design and implementation to fully support SEH on LLVM. I have completely implemented this design on a branch in repo:

...ind edge, ensuring they remain in the try region. [Ten] it’s interesting you mentioned this “blocks ending in unreachable in __try regions" here. With these two features supported, two remaining bugs in my ToDo list are; one setjmp() and one nested EH throw. The second one seems caused by a _try_block ended with an unreachable. Yes, this is on my list. Will discuss with you guys further when I look into it. --- Another interesting aspect of /EHa is how it affects C++ destructor cleanups. I am personally comfortable with the requirement that LLVM avoid moving around volatile instructions in...