Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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#include <e32std.h>
class MySecondException {
public:
MySecondException(){};
MySecondException(int x) { iVal = x; };
int iVal;
};
IMPORT_C int thrower2 (int x);
class MyThirdException : public MySecondException {
public:
MyThirdException(){};
MyThirdException(int x) { iVal = x; iVal1 = x+1;};
int iVal1;
};
IMPORT_C int thrower3 (int x);
NONSHARABLE_CLASS(VB1) : virtual public MySecondException {};
NONSHARABLE_CLASS(VB2) : virtual public MySecondException {};
class MyFourthException : public VB1 , public VB2 {
public:
MyFourthException(int x) { iVal = x; iVal2=x+2;};
int iVal2;
};
IMPORT_C int thrower4 (int x);
class B1 {
public:
B1(int x): iX(x){}
int iX;
};
class MyFifthException : public MySecondException, public B1 {
public:
MyFifthException(int x): MySecondException(x), B1(x){}
};
IMPORT_C int thrower5 (int x);
class UncaughtTester {
public:
IMPORT_C UncaughtTester(TInt & x);
IMPORT_C ~UncaughtTester();
TInt & aInt;
};