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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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
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//
// Description:
// f32\sfsrv\cl_std.h
//
//
#include "common.h"
#include "message.h"
#include <f32file.h>
#include <f32file_private.h>
#ifndef SYMBIAN_ENABLE_64_BIT_FILE_SERVER_API
#include <f32file64.h>
#endif
#include "f32notification.h"
#include <f32ver.h>
#include <e32svr.h>
#include <f32plugin.h>
#include <utraceefsrv.h>
#include "f32trace.h"
enum TClientPanic
{
EDriveUnitBadDrive,
EDriveUnitBadDriveText,
EFindFileIllegalMode,
EBadUidIndex,
ERawDiskCannotClose,
EFTextIllegalSeekMode,
ENotImplemented,
EFManNotActive,
EFManActive,
EFManNoActionSet, //10
EFManUnknownAction,
EFManCurrentEntryInvalid,
EFManBadValueFromObserver,
EFManBadNames,
EFManRecursiveRename,
EDirListError,
EAddDirBadName,
ELockLengthZero,
EUnlockLengthZero,
EPosNegative, //20
ESizeNegative,
EAttributesIllegal,
EEntryArrayBadIndex,
ECDirBadSortType,
EParsePtrBadDescriptor0,
EParsePtrBadDescriptor1,
EParsePtrCAccessError,
EBadLength,
EDefaultPathCalled,
ESetDefaultPathCalled, //30
EFindFileIllegalAttribute,
ENotificationPanic
};
//
enum TClientFault
{
ENotifyChangeCancel,
ESessionClose,
ESubSessionClose
};
//
GLREF_C void Panic(TClientPanic aPanic);
GLREF_C void Fault(TClientFault aFault);
//