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Consequences of using structured exception handling (SEH)?

I see that Doug Harrison made a good statement about what is “wrong” using (that is, traps) structured exceptions (see question # 3 ). But what other consequences are there? For example, what happens if I have several projects compiled with / eha mixed with other projects compiled with / ehs? Are there problems when libraries are linked (compile time or runtime) with eachother?

But this is just one example. What other problems could there be?

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/EHa . /EHs, , , ++ , try {}. x86 x64, x86. , , , ++. , , ++. , /EHa .

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,/EHa (...) , . , Pokemon ++ - .

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1793297/

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