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Hi hobiecat16,<br />
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did you try your app without Delphi IDE? Usually Delphi shows any exeption message first, and then your own message while IDE is running.<br />
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Igor.
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Hi hobiecat16,

did you try your app without Delphi IDE? Usually Delphi shows any exeption message first, and then your own message while IDE is running.

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Igor.

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Yes, unfortunately this isn't the problem, i tried to run it w/o delphi's debugger and i still have the default exception handler.<br />
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Is there another way to do a stack dump than to override the exception handler ? I have an access to the exception address, perhaps i can deal with virtualProtect and ReadPhysicalMemory to read the stack ?<br />
<br />
Any suggestion...
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Yes, unfortunately this isn't the problem, i tried to run it w/o delphi's debugger and i still have the default exception handler.

Is there another way to do a stack dump than to override the exception handler ? I have an access to the exception address, perhaps i can deal with virtualProtect and ReadPhysicalMemory to read the stack ?

Any suggestion...

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I need to override Delphi's exception handler.<br />
I don't want the trick with Application.OnException it is not what i need.<br />
<br />
I'd like to set my own unhandled exception handler, in order to generate a stack dump, etc.<br />
(using SetUnhandledExceptionFilte<wbr />r)<br />
<br />
The problem is i can do what i want, setting a new exception handler doesn't override delphi's one !<br />
I still get it's messages like &quot;Exception EAccessViolation at adress xxx. Read at adress xxx.&quot;<br />
<br />
I found that the exception handler is located in system.pas. Perhaps it will help...<br />
<br />
Any idea ?<br />
<br />
Thanks !<br />
Bertrand
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Hello,

I need to override Delphi's exception handler.
I don't want the trick with Application.OnException it is not what i need.

I'd like to set my own unhandled exception handler, in order to generate a stack dump, etc.
(using SetUnhandledExceptionFilter)

The problem is i can do what i want, setting a new exception handler doesn't override delphi's one !
I still get it's messages like "Exception EAccessViolation at adress xxx. Read at adress xxx."

I found that the exception handler is located in system.pas. Perhaps it will help...

Any idea ?

Thanks !
Bertrand

Overriding Delphi's exception handler

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