Article #22941: How do I prevent the compiler from halting the execution of my application during debugging when it encounters an exception?
Question: When the compiler throws an exception
during debugging, the execution of my application stops, which makes it
difficult to analyze certain behaviors of my applications. Is there
a way I can turn off this feature, without turning off exceptions entirely?
Answer: You have the option to turn off this feature, which
is turned on by default. Navigate to: Tools |
Debugger Options... | Language Exceptions | &
uncheck "Stop On C++ Exceptions" or "Stop On Delphi Exceptions"
Note: If checked, you can tell the debugger to ignore specific
exception types by using the "Exception Types to Ignore" listbox.