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C++ code in kernel typically wouldn't fly for the new stuff, but I bet there were some legacy pieces, sure. But even then nothrow would be forced on new and pre
by DominikD 12y ago
C++ code in kernel typically wouldn't fly for the new stuff, but I bet there were some legacy pieces, sure. But even then nothrow would be forced on new and prefast/prefix warnings around failed allocations would have to be handled.
- asveikau 12y agoThis is true. The driver I am thinking of didn't use C++ exceptions. I just found it weird not to use the pool APIs like everything else. But speaking of exceptions the kernel did use a lot of SEH.