Trying to get trap/leave to work properly but the whole WINS stuff seems over complicated with a lot of assembly in the middle and it's not working on my compiler. When the throw happens the debugger complains about uncaught exception when I'm definitly inside a catch implemented by our TRAP.
I think I'm going to come up with a much simplified trap/leave implementation for SYMC. On my prototype all that stuff was working fine in like 20 lines of C++.
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//
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
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//
// Description:
// e32test\misc\t_busy.cpp
//
//
#include <e32test.h>
LOCAL_D RTest test(_L("BUSY"));
LOCAL_D TInt Counter=0;
GLDEF_C TInt E32Main()
{
test.Title();
RThread().SetPriority(EPriorityAbsoluteHigh);
CConsoleBase* console=test.Console();
TRequestStatus ks;
console->Read(ks);
TInt period=1000;
test.Printf(_L("\nPeriod %dus"),period);
FOREVER
{
User::AfterHighRes(period);
Counter+=period;
if (Counter>=1000000)
{
Counter-=1000000;
test.Printf(_L("."));
}
if (ks!=KRequestPending)
{
TInt k=(TInt)console->KeyCode();
if (k==EKeyEscape)
break;
if (k>='0' && k<='9')
{
TInt n=k-'0';
if (n==0)
n=10;
period=n*1000;
test.Printf(_L("\nPeriod %dus"),period);
}
console->Read(ks);
}
}
return 0;
}