> > Isn¹t QuickTime a ³C² API??? What¹s a C API doing throwing
> exceptions
> > I ask you?
> >
> I am not sure if this helps, but I have seen this too. But
> the exception is not thrown by quicktime, it is thrown by the
> underlying windows-code which allocates the memory. I had a
> problem with my code that I wanted to export an image with
> uninitialized dimensions, and the system refused to allocate
> such a large block and throwed an exception.
>
> Just a thought, hope it helps.
There's MS API (and some macros) for doing structured Windows exception
handling from plain C, so QT API implementation (if it's in plain C which
I'm not sure) should use it, else if it's in C++ internally it could just
use the try-catch stuff of C++ and not allow the exception to propagate
further out, but return an error code instead
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