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OverviewYou can respond to an unrecoverable error condition by raising an exception using the UsageMixed Content MessagesC++ Source Code (against 1199)
berr
where Error CodesIf the first item passed to berr is a C++ Source Code (against 1199)
will generate a formatted C++ Source Code (against 1199)
you will get a garbled error message because the number will be interpreted as an error code. In this rare case, you should format your error message so that this can't happen by prepending the error code that is implied by the above, anyway, thus: C++ Source Code (against 1199)
ExampleC++ Source Code (against 1199)
UINT32 N E_REALITY_INVERSION |
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