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This unit replaces standard exception handling behaviour with much more controlled and informative one. It allows you to customize many aspects of exception handling and provides a lot of useful info and features:
Added: 17-10-1999 | Version: 1.1 | Downloads: 1623/1623/2
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[ em151.zip ] [ 362,580 bytes ] | [ Shareware ] [ No Source ] [ D3 | D4 | D5 | C4 | C5 ] | ||
What is ExceptionalMagic? Briefly, it's embedded debugging tool that provides some useful information about application's state at the moment of abnormal termination caused by exception. In contradistinction to well-known stupid message "Access violation in ... at ..." ExceptionalMagic informs about the exact location of error in application (source file name and line number) and also about a sequence of calls that leaded to this (so called callstack). So, a brief list of main ExceptionalMagic features consists of:
It should be noticed that mechanisms of source code localization from an address and callstack tracing could be used any time and anywhere in application. See what's new and what's fixed in 'History of changes' on ExceptionalMagic page on my site http://dimus.virtualave.net Also you can download from my site pre-compiled MegaDemo application with Delphi5 sources. It demonstrates almost all features of ExceptionalMagic. Added: 12-03-2000/14-05-2000 | Version: 1.51 | Downloads: 1659/1623/2
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