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What is the function of structured exception handling or SEH in Windows?
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Microsoft supports Structured Exception Handling (SEH) as a programming technique only at the compiler level. In particular, MS Visual C++ compiles __try, __except, and __finally as the three non-standard keywords used in this program. As well, SEH is supported by a number of WIn32 API functions including RaiseException which allows to raise any SEH exceptions manually. Overall, it is a native handling mechanism for Windows and features the "finally" mechanism that is currently not present in the standards C++ exception. SEH is set up to handle each thread of execution separately.
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