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  • ...avigation|Pagename=PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions|Displaytitle=Exceptions|Chapter=8|Section=7|Order=76|Summary=|Product=PowerAda|Version=5|Platform=A <span id="MARKER-2-897"></span><span id="MARKER-2-898"></span>Exceptions are errors that an Ada program detects while it runs. [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|S
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  • ...avigation|Pagename=PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions|Displaytitle=Exceptions|Chapter=8|Section=7|Order=76|Summary=|Product=PowerAda|Version=5|Platform=A <span id="MARKER-2-897"></span><span id="MARKER-2-898"></span>Exceptions are errors that an Ada program detects while it runs. [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|S
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  • ...xceptions or all exceptions. Leaving the text field blank will report what exceptions will be trapped.
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  • ...handled''' and '''all''' can be used to untrap unhandled exceptions or all exceptions, respectively. Press the ''Untrap'' button to execute the UNTRAP command, o
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  • The response to one or more exceptions is specified by an exception_handler. ...name ''covers'' the named exception. A choice with '''others''' covers all exceptions not named by previous choices of the same handled_sequence_of_statements. T
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  • * [[PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions#HEADING77-0|Exceptions]]
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  • ...enerated by different instantiations of the generic unit refer to distinct exceptions (but all have the same defining_identifier). The particular exception denot ...></span><span id="I3843"></span><span id="I3844"></span>The ''predefined'' exceptions are the ones declared in the declaration of package Standard: Constraint_Er
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  • ...duced. This refers to an instance of raising an exception. The package Ada.Exceptions contains procedures providing additional information regarding an exception * The interaction between exceptions and optimization is clarified.
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  • ...e propagated due to errors made by the caller of the subprogram.) Finally, exceptions can be propagated in certain implementation-defined situations.
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  • ...tatements are described in [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|11]], ''[[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|Exceptions]]'', and code_statements in [[Guide:95lrm/RM-13|13]]. The remaining forms o
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  • /* The kinds of exceptions supported by Aprobe. */ Note that you can use '''exceptions.ual''' to log exception occurrences. This UAL will record the exception ki
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  • ...lso [[Guide:95lrm/RM-13-13|13.13]]). The package IO_Exceptions defines the exceptions needed by the predefined input-output packages.
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  • :[[PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions#MARKER-2-897|exceptions]]
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  • ...m/RM-11-1|Next]]</div><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: Section 11: Exceptions}}
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  • ::: [[PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions#MARKER-2-898|11, exceptions]]
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  • ...de:95lrm/RM-A-14|Next]]</div><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: A.13 Exceptions in Input-Output}} The package IO_Exceptions defines the exceptions needed by the predefined input-output packages.
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  • ...d the mapping between the machine interrupts (or traps) and the predefined exceptions. ...ed from an interrupt handler has no effect is modeled after the rule about exceptions propagated out of task bodies.
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  • ...he support of real-time, concurrent programming. Errors can be signaled as exceptions and handled explicitly. The language also covers systems programming; this
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  • ...pe Element_Type (see [[Guide:95lrm/RM-A-13|A.13]], ''[[Guide:95lrm/RM-A-13|Exceptions in Input-Output]]'').
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  • 1  Note that exceptions raised in a declarative_part of a body are not handled by the handlers of t
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  • Throwing C++ exceptions is more complicated. The file <code>aprobe.h</code> defines some macros to
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  • Is there a way to catch and suppress exceptions?
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  • ...<p>A handled exception occurs, and you are stopping the program at handled exceptions with the [[#MARKER-9-1925|TRAP]] command</p> ...KER-9-1037|''exception'']]s. The TRAP command tells the debugger to report exceptions that occur as the Ada program executes. The syntax of the command is:
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  • ==== [[Guide:9x_rationale/rat95-p2-11|11 Exceptions]] ==== :: [[Guide:9x_rationale/rat95-p2-11#3|11.3 Exceptions and Optimization]]
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  • [[Category:Exceptions]]
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  • === Trapping Unhandled Exceptions === The detection of unhandled exceptions can slow execution of the target program. To avoid this, use the command <c
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  • ...uide:95lrm/RM-12|Next]]</div><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: 11.6 Exceptions and Optimization}}
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  • ...esponding error situations are associated with the names of the predefined exceptions. Every Ada compiler is required to generate code that raises the correspond
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  • ...ate scope extends to the end of the declarative region, with the following exceptions:
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  • ...-2|Next]]</div><div class="linenumbers">{{DISPLAYTITLE: 11.4.1 The Package Exceptions}} package Ada.Exceptions is
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  • [[RCUG_RootCause_GUI_Reference#Exceptions|Exceptions]] exceptions
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  • ...Raise_Occurrence and the new attribute Identity. A major advantage is that exceptions so raised do not all have the same name Exception_With_Message. ...Occurrence is now limited so that occurrences cannot be directly assigned. Exceptions can now be saved by a procedure and function Save_Occurrence. This approach
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  • * '''Calls to Ada.Exceptions.Save_Occurrence will return an object that is allocated from the heap.''' * '''Exceptions that propagate out of task entry calls when the entry call was part of n as
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  • -- tracebacks provided for unhandled exceptions.
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  • * [[Guide:9x_rationale/rat95-p2-11|11 Exceptions]] ** [[Guide:9x_rationale/rat95-p2-11#3|11.3 Exceptions and Optimization]]
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  • == 11. [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|Exceptions]] == :11.4.1 [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11-4-1|The Package Exceptions]]
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  • * Handling, reporting on and raising exceptions.
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  • 11. [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11|Exceptions]] 11.4.1 [[Guide:95lrm/RM-11-4-1|The Package Exceptions]]
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  • ...bove. Simply checking this box will report all user-defined C++ (and Ada) exceptions. [[RCUG_RootCause_GUI_Reference#MARKER-9-1711|Select Events Dialog]], check "Exceptions" to index exception events, then click
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  • ...xecutable. (You will notice in the Build Manager output that there will be exceptions raised at runtime, but pretend not to notice this at the moment.) Run the p ...guess that an unhandled exception is causing our problem. Select 'Trap All Exceptions' from the Breakpoints menu.
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  • ...be runtime library provides functions for raising/throwing and suppressing exceptions from a probe. Exceptions can be raised/thrown <code>on_entry</code>, <code>on_exit</code>, and <code
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  • ...you have an exception handler in your subprogram that catches all possible exceptions.
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  • Other exceptions declared (by renaming) in Text_IO may be raised by the preceding procedures
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  • ...s of a type are declared immediately after the definition of the type; the exceptions are explained below. Inherited subprograms are also implicitly declared imm
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  • :: [[PowerAda:Implementation Details/Exceptions#HEADING77-0|Exceptions]]
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  • ...[[AUG_3_Writing_APC_Probes#Example 3-17. Checking ap_ProbeActionReason for exceptions|checking ap_ProbeActionReason]] [[AUG_3_Writing_APC_Probes#Exceptions Support|exceptions]]
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  • ...r vector (SIMD) machines have been introduced; however the rules regarding exceptions have been changed so that vendors are able to provide optimizations through
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  • ;Trap All Exceptions ...to Control Program Execution#MARKER-9-1925|TRAP]] ALL command to trap all exceptions.
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  • ...he memory it uses should help you to determine the causes of STORAGE_ERROR exceptions, system out-of-memory conditions, and problems with corrupted memory, and d
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  • ...ams. However, Ada requires special handling of variable names, scoping and exceptions, for which Aprobe provides explicit syntax and API calls. Ada support is cl ## Catching (handling) exceptions occurring in the program.
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  • ...efined UAL, which causes a snapshot to be taken when selected Java runtime exceptions occur. ...or the "Last Data Recorded", and for any snapshots taken. In addition, any exceptions detected by the
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