问题
Mixed mode C++ project. Native code is calling managed code. Managed code might throw an exception. I can catch said exception in native mode using a vectored exception handler; I can see its PEXCEPTION_POINTERS. The telling code 0xE0434F4D, meaning it's a CLR exception, is there.
Question: is there any way to get any sensible information (exception class, message, stack trace etc.) from the attendant data? There's one parameter in the ExceptionInformation, and it looks like a pointer to something...
回答1:
No, that's too late. All you got is the exception code. You might get something in ExceptionInformation if the original managed exception was caused by a processor fault. Like NullReference or AccessViolation. This won't be helpful since you don't know the original SEH exception anymore. Using COM give you a better mouse trap, the CLR implements IErrorInfo. But the managed code you're trying to run is probably not [ComVisible]. Calling the code through a managed stub that catches Exception might be a better angle.
回答2:
There is similar answer to this question here:
Catching a CLR exception through unmanaged code
This was resolved in the following manner:
#import <mscorlib.tlb> raw_interfaces_only no_smart_pointers named_guids no_implementation
ATL::CComPtr< IErrorInfo > spErrorInfo;
ATL::CComPtr< mscorlib::_Exception > spCLRException;
ATL::CComPtr< mscorlib::_Exception > spCLRInnerException;
ATL::CComBSTR bstrCLRStackTrace;
ATL::CComBSTR bstrCLRMessage;
GetErrorInfo(0, &spErrorInfo)
spErrorInfo.QueryInterface(&spCLRException)
spCLRException->get_InnerException(&spCLRInnerException)
spCLRInnerException->get_StackTrace(&bstrCLRStackTrace)
spCLRInnerException->get_Message(&bstrCLRMessage)
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8015844/getting-sensible-info-from-clr-to-seh-exceptions-in-a-mixed-mode-c-project