C++ exception thrown and not caught under RTEMS.

[Rosimildo da Silva]

Nick.SIMON at syntegra.bt.co.uk wrote:
> 
> Excuse me asking this, I'd try it out but I can't get at a target for a few
> days.
> 
> If a C++ program throws an exception which is uncaught, the specified action
> is that the program terminates.  Under RTEMS, is this implemented by
> terminating the offending task,  or by exiting RTEMS?  I can see either
> would be reasonable.  I've just found such a thing is possible in our app,
> (sheepish <g>) and I'd like to know if it explains a problem we've seen
> occasionally.
> 


C++ standard knows nothing about threads/tasks. The action specified
in the standard is to call terminate() that in all systems, terminates
the
process.

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