exception

[anjna22]

Can anyone describe with example : exception(s) thrown by the function
that must be handled by other functions, and explain the conditions
causing the exception(s) to be thrown.

Thanks

 

[Ian Collins]

Can anyone describe with example : exception(s) thrown by the function
that must be handled by other functions, and explain the conditions
causing the exception(s) to be thrown.

C doesn't support exceptions. Were you looking for comp.lang.c++?

 

[Mohan]

C doesn't support exceptions. Were you looking for comp.lang.c++?

what about setjmp and longjmp, are not they supported in C99?

 

[Pietro Cerutti]

what about setjmp and longjmp, are not they supported in C99?

What does it have to do with exceptions?

 

[Laurent Deniau]

They are also supported by C89

What does it have to do with exceptions?

This is one way (low-level layer) to implement the exception mechanism.

a+, ld.

 

[Keith Thompson]

what about setjmp and longjmp, are not they supported in C99?

setjmp() and longjmp() are supported in both C90 and C99.

There's some similarity between setjmp/longjmp and exceptions, but
that's not what the original poster was asking about.

 

[lovecreatesbea...]

Can anyone describe with example : exception(s) thrown by the function
that must be handled by other functions, and explain the conditions
causing the exception(s) to be thrown.

Check every function return code carefully, this is the way used
frequently for handling error / exceptional cases in C.