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This panic is
raised when an exception is raised on the current thread by a call
to User::RaiseException(), and the thread has no
exception handler to handle the specified exception. This panic can
also be raised implicitly through a processor or hardware exception.
A common case is EExcIntegerDivideByZero, created
by attempting to divide by zero. See TExcType. This panic is raised when the current thread calls RThread::RaiseException() on itself, and the thread has
no exception handler to handle the specified exception. Note: RThread::RaiseException() API is deprecated and should not be used. |