I have lower level question about how Pony implements this behavior: When a CPU is asked to divide by zero it generates an exception. This exception would caus

I have lower level question about how Pony implements this behavior: When a CPU is asked to divide by zero it generates an exception. This exception would cause the OS to jump to the interrupt handler in the IDT for divide by zero exceptions. This handler generally results in the OS terminating the process. Does the Pony runtime register its own signal handler with the OS for a divide by zero exception?