how to catch exceptions in native cpp?

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Helo guys
I am relatively familiar with native cpp but never used exception handling.
Now I want help to understand how can I catch exceptions like this

C++

try
{
    int p = 0;
    int q = 0;
    int r = p / q;//divide by zero exception
}
catch (???)//what should I write here instead of ????
{
    .....
}

C++

try
{
    int * p = 0;
    * p = 0;
}
catch (???)//what should I write here instead of ????
{
}

Any suggestion about how to find usefull articles is appreciated
Thanks in advanmce
mr.abzadeh

appended by mr.abzadeh:I have found that divide by zero and access violation exceptions are not handled thru try {} catch {} mecanism. I think the catch block catches exections explicitly thrown by programmer.
Now my question is:
Is there any mechanism to catch exceptions like integer divide by zero and access violation in native c++?

Posted 6-Oct-11 3:47am

mr.abzadeh

Updated 6-Oct-11 4:44am

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Jdfsfsd Aseeisdsfd ssss (m) · Answer 1 · 2011-10-06T04:16:00

Solution 1

Exception handling is as follows:

C#

try
{
 // risky code
}
catch(Excetpion_Name& ex)
{
 // handle here
}

You can catch all exceptions regardless their type with:

C#

catch(...)
{

}

Posted 6-Oct-11 4:16am

Jdfsfsd Aseeisdsfd ssss (m)

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mr.abzadeh 6-Oct-11 10:28am

You have mentioned my question, no responce is given.
My question is: what to write in cache clause?
Can you please show me a clear example that catches divide by zero?
Thanks