Configuring Exception Support

You can change exception behavior for all exceptions from the Configure Exception Support control panel page. See below for complete descriptions of the available settings.

ClosedAccessing the Exception Support options

The method you use to access these control panel options will depend on the operating system you are running.

To open the control panel in Windows 10 and Windows 8.1:

  1. From the Windows Apps menu, navigate to the RTX64 Runtime section and click the Control Panel tile.
  2. Click Configure the RTSS Subsystem > Configure Exception Support.

To open the control panel in Windows 7:

  1. Click the Start menu and then choose Control Panel.
  2. In the Windows control panel, select the System and Security category, and then click RTX64.
  3. Click Configure the RTSS Subsystem > Configure Exception Support.

 

Sections in this topic

Turning Structured Exception Handling on/off

Choosing a method for treating faulting processes

Turning Structured Exception Handling On/Off

To use RTX64 structured exception handling for all exception types, select the Use Structured Exception Handling box. To turn off Structured Exception Handling, click to clear the Use Structured Exception Handling box.

Choosing a Method for Treating Faulting Processes

The ability to freeze a faulting process is useful during development and debugging of your application. If a process is frozen the user is responsible for terminating the process.

Select an option for how the subsystem behaves when a faulting process occurs:

IMPORTANT! The Halt System and Dump Memory option is not compatible with debugging. In order to debug an RTSS application, you must select the Use Structured Exception Handling box.

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