Uncatchable Exceptions?

A visual C++ catch block will only be capable of catching a C++ exception. Kernel32! UnhandlesExceptionFilter is about the entire SEH exception range, which cover much much more than just C++ exceptions.

For a brief introduction, this article is still fresh and accurate: A Crash Course on the Depths of Win32â„¢ Structured Exception Handling .

You need to distinguish C++ exceptions and SEH exceptions. Kernel knows nothing about C++ exceptions, and C++ catch() knows nothing (unless extended catch handling is enabled) about SEH. SEH exceptions are catched with block _try and _finally.

Those are very different, and one should never mix them up.

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