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Convert C comments to C++

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llvm-svn: 8172
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Chris Lattner 2003-08-28 14:43:36 +00:00
parent 60a688a8bb
commit 33bd46671e
2 changed files with 42 additions and 42 deletions
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runtime/GCCLibraries/crtend/C++-Exception.h
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#include <cassert>
struct llvm_cxx_exception {
/* TypeInfo - A pointer to the C++ std::type_info object for this exception
* class. This is required because the class may not be polymorphic.
*/
// TypeInfo - A pointer to the C++ std::type_info object for this exception
// class. This is required because the class may not be polymorphic.
//
const std::type_info *TypeInfo;
/* ExceptionObjectDestructor - A pointer to the function which destroys the
* object represented by this exception. This is required because the class
* may not be polymorphic. This may be null if there is no cleanup required.
*/
// ExceptionObjectDestructor - A pointer to the function which destroys the
// object represented by this exception. This is required because the class
// may not be polymorphic. This may be null if there is no cleanup required.
//
void (*ExceptionObjectDestructor)(void *);
/* UnexpectedHandler - This contains a pointer to the "unexpected" handler
* which may be registered by the user program with set_unexpected. Calls to
* unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
* value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
*/
// UnexpectedHandler - This contains a pointer to the "unexpected" handler
// which may be registered by the user program with set_unexpected. Calls to
// unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
// value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
//
void (*UnexpectedHandler)();
/* TerminateHandler - This contains a pointer to the "terminate" handler which
* may be registered by the user program with set_terminate. Calls to
* unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
* value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
*/
// TerminateHandler - This contains a pointer to the "terminate" handler which
// may be registered by the user program with set_terminate. Calls to
// unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
// value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
//
void (*TerminateHandler)();
/* BaseException - The language independent portion of the exception state.
* This is at the end of the record so that we can add additional members to
* this structure without breaking binary compatibility.
*/
// BaseException - The language independent portion of the exception state.
// This is at the end of the record so that we can add additional members to
// this structure without breaking binary compatibility.
//
llvm_exception BaseException;
};

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runtime/GCCLibraries/libexception/C++-Exception.h
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#include <cassert>
struct llvm_cxx_exception {
/* TypeInfo - A pointer to the C++ std::type_info object for this exception
* class. This is required because the class may not be polymorphic.
*/
// TypeInfo - A pointer to the C++ std::type_info object for this exception
// class. This is required because the class may not be polymorphic.
//
const std::type_info *TypeInfo;
/* ExceptionObjectDestructor - A pointer to the function which destroys the
* object represented by this exception. This is required because the class
* may not be polymorphic. This may be null if there is no cleanup required.
*/
// ExceptionObjectDestructor - A pointer to the function which destroys the
// object represented by this exception. This is required because the class
// may not be polymorphic. This may be null if there is no cleanup required.
//
void (*ExceptionObjectDestructor)(void *);
/* UnexpectedHandler - This contains a pointer to the "unexpected" handler
* which may be registered by the user program with set_unexpected. Calls to
* unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
* value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
*/
// UnexpectedHandler - This contains a pointer to the "unexpected" handler
// which may be registered by the user program with set_unexpected. Calls to
// unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
// value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
//
void (*UnexpectedHandler)();
/* TerminateHandler - This contains a pointer to the "terminate" handler which
* may be registered by the user program with set_terminate. Calls to
* unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
* value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
*/
// TerminateHandler - This contains a pointer to the "terminate" handler which
// may be registered by the user program with set_terminate. Calls to
// unexpected which are a result of an exception throw are supposed to use the
// value of the handler at the time of the throw, not the currently set value.
//
void (*TerminateHandler)();
/* BaseException - The language independent portion of the exception state.
* This is at the end of the record so that we can add additional members to
* this structure without breaking binary compatibility.
*/
// BaseException - The language independent portion of the exception state.
// This is at the end of the record so that we can add additional members to
// this structure without breaking binary compatibility.
//
llvm_exception BaseException;
};