StackOverflowException in .NET?

Not really; a stack overflow, or an out of memory exception happens within the CLR itself means something has gone critically wrong (I usually get it when I've been a dumbass and created a recursive property).

There are three kind of so-called "asynchronous exceptions". That are the ThreadAbortException, the OutOfMemoryException and the mentioned StackOverflowException. Those excepions are allowed to occur at any instruction in your code.

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