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I think that both SteH and I were correct in assuming that the throw was not caught and thus caused the problem, so perhaps a split of points between us two would be warranted?<br />
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I could have also been right with the problem using == instead of strcmp()... either way, I think the question has been answered correctly and the points should somehow be distributed if the asker doesn't respond.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
-- Matt
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I think that both SteH and I were correct in assuming that the throw was not caught and thus caused the problem, so perhaps a split of points between us two would be warranted?

I could have also been right with the problem using == instead of strcmp()... either way, I think the question has been answered correctly and the points should somehow be distributed if the asker doesn't respond.

Thanks,
-- Matt

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I need some help to figure out the termination problem. <br />
I used &quot;throw A&quot; to termination the program when some constaints do not match. <br />
For example, <br />
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double __stdcall PP(const char* A)<br />
{ <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;if ( *A != 'r')<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;throw &quot;A&quot;;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; ...<br />
}<br />
<br />
After I tried this way and created dll to call from excel and when I call the dll from excel, it shows error message and terminated the excel for some reasons. <br />
How can I use the termination in this case? <br />
<br />
Thanks<br />

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I need some help to figure out the termination problem. 
I used "throw A" to termination the program when some constaints do not match. 
For example, 

double __stdcall PP(const char* A)
{ 
   if ( *A != 'r')
   throw "A";
    ...
}

After I tried this way and created dll to call from excel and when I call the dll from excel, it shows error message and terminated the excel for some reasons. 
How can I use the termination in this case? 

Thanks


Termination or Exception in win 32 Dll

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