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That's not an x86 weirdness, it's just a choice by Microsoft. It's Windows-on-x86 weirdness.
by giomasce 4y ago
That's not an x86 weirdness, it's just a choice by Microsoft. It's Windows-on-x86 weirdness.
- russellbeattie 4y agoThis is what I thought, but the rest of the discussion is way outside my knowledge, so I can't tell what I'm missing. Can someone explain how is this x86's fault?
- giomasce 4y agoI don't think it is. I don't know if the peculiarities of x86 were considered when Microsoft's engineers decided to do SEH the way it is, but there is no hard reason why they couldn't decide to make it table based.