Exception Behavior in C # 2 Delegates Hosted in MS Excel and COM

Question

Morning everything

A bat language theory question is here ... I found some links on the Internet suggesting that exception handling and delegate in C # have different behavior in some cases, but I can not find any specific documentation on this.

Recently, we had some big problems with exceptions inside delegates for adding Microsoft Excel, which caused a serious error in the MSVC runtime. Removing delegates allowed this, but now I'm curious to know the details.

As a short example of kernel code:

Delegate del; // initialized elsewhere
try
{
    del.DynamicInvoke();
}
catch(Exception e)
{
    /* Parsing of exception to generate user-friendly message here */
}

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