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[DIR] Parent Directory        06-Dec-2005 04:10      -  
[TXT] B4DMSG.DEF              28-Feb-1993 10:43     1k  
[TXT] B4DMSG.H                03-Mar-1993 11:49     1k  
[TXT] B4DMSG.MAK              03-Mar-1993 12:29     1k  
[TXT] B4DMSG.MC               02-Mar-1993 12:15     1k  
[TXT] B4DMSGRS.CPP            02-Mar-1993 11:59     1k  
[TXT] B4DMSGRS.H              02-Mar-1993 12:56     1k  
[TXT] MAIN.CPP                02-Mar-1993 11:57     4k  
[TXT] MAIN.DEF                18-Mar-1992 02:32     1k  
[TXT] MAIN.H                  28-Feb-1993 11:26     1k  
[TXT] MAIN.MAK                02-Mar-1993 12:12     1k  
[TXT] MAKEFILE                03-Mar-1993 11:47     1k  
[TXT] THE_DLL.C               28-Feb-1993 10:30     1k  

Doug Fort
Beg 4 Death Software
Arlington VA
70233,1501

Windows NT - Exception Handling Example
=======================================

As a developer, I think that Structured Exception Handling is
one of the most attractive features of NT.  I want to share 
what I've stumbled through in my first effort.  There isn't 
much here, but I haven't seen a good example anywhere else.
  
The approach here is to generate a Message Compiler source 
(.MC) file.  From this, the Message Compiler (MC.EXE) creates 
a binary (string) resource, a Resource Compiler Source (.RC) 
file and a C Language Header (.H) file.  
The string resource is built into a resource-only DLL using the
.RC file.  The .H file is used by programs to generate
exception codes. (See WINERROR.H for the system exceptions) 

This package contains the ingredients of a demo-version DLL, 
(B4DMSG.DLL) and for a small program (MAIN.EXE) to force an 
exception when a key is pressed.

Sources:
========

1.  David Soloman's presentation on "Structured Exception Handling"
at the October Developer's Conference in Santa Clara.

2.  the RESDLL (Resource only DLL) sample on the October CD.

3.  the PDC sample.

Contents:

The DLL
=======

B4DMSG   MAK         661 03-02-93  06:09PM 
Builds the dll, this comes from the readme file in the
RESDLL example on the October SDK CD.
	
THE_DLL  C          1309 02-28-93  04:30PM 
Boilerplate DLL wrapper, this comes from the readme file in 
the RESDLL example on the October SDK CD.

B4DMSG   DEF          18 02-28-93  04:43PM 
Module Definition file for the DLL, from RESDLL.

B4DMSG   MC          503 03-02-93  06:15PM 
Message compiler source file.  The best documentation
for this is MC.HLP.

B4DMSG   H          1347 03-03-93  05:49PM 
Header file generated by MC.EXE from B4DMSG.MC.  I threw this in
so you don't have to run the make to see it.  See also WINERROR.H.

A Class to hide the DLL
========================
B4DMSGRS H          1482 03-02-93  06:56PM 
Class definition for B4DMsgResource, a class that hides the
Exception DLL.

B4DMSGRS CPP        1511 03-02-93  05:59PM 
Class implementation for B4DMsgResource, a class that hides the
Exception DLL.

The demo program
=================

MAIN     DEF         267 03-18-92  08:32AM 
Module Definition file for the Demo Program.
Copied from RESDLL

MAIN     H           709 02-28-93  05:26PM 
Header file for the Demo Program.
Copied from RESDLL

MAIN     MAK         395 03-02-93  06:12PM 
Make file for the Demo Program.
Copied from RESDLL

MAIN     CPP        4581 03-02-93  05:57PM 
Source file for the Demo Program.
Copied from RESDLL

MAKEFILE             125 03-03-93  05:47PM 
This builds the whole pizza.  Note that the DLL 
must be built before the EXE.