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About LinkBacksDev-c++ doesn't recognize __try __except (which I found out are called SEHs), even when I turn Error Handling on in the settings. Does anyone know how to give dev that support, I really don't feel like using a different compiler cause of that now.
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Dev-c++ doesn't recognize __try __except (which I found out are called SEHs), even when I turn Error Handling on in the settings. Does anyone know how to give dev that support, I really don't feel like using a different compiler cause of that now.
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SEH is a Microsoft-specific extension. Dev-C++ uses gnu compilers, which are not Microsoft specific.
My advice would be to eliminate use of SEH; Standard C++ supports - portably - try and catch which functionally give the same capability as __try and __except.
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