Exception Handling for Debugging
When an exception occurs in a process that is being debugged, the kernel
notifies the debugger by passing the exception to it. This is known as first-chance
notification. The kernel then suspends all threads in the process being
debugged.
If the debugger does not handle the exception, the kernel attempts to locate
an appropriate exception handler. If the kernel cannot locate an appropriate
one, the kernel again notifies the debugger that an exception has occurred. This
is known as last-chance notification. If the debugger does not handle the
exception after the last-chance notification, the kernel terminates the process being
debugged.
For more information about exception handling, see
Structured Exception Handling.
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