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Ian Burgmyer <the### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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>
> Ditto here. Unless Moray has it's own error handler, which I don't really
> think is very logical in a Windows program, and is it even POSSIBLE
without
> seriously hacking up the code? And, if there is such an error handler,
then
> I'd think it would iron out these kind of things. I dunno.
It's built in into the output functions of C++ i think.
Try "printf("%d", 10/0);" or "cout << (10/0);" and you should get something
like that (I think).
On the other hand, if you try "int x = 10 / 0"; you will get an exception.
Johannes.
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