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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> tclpro-dev
tclpro-dev
RE: [Tclpro-dev] tcltest question
by Jeff Hobbs other posts by this author
Oct 15 2005 12:17PM messages near this date
[Tclpro-dev] tcltest question | [Tclpro-dev] Tcl/Tk 2005 Conference - Schedules available now, Registration is open
dmitrik@[...].com wrote:
>  New to tcl and tcltest.
>  A third party product uses tcl to maipulate information. 
>  If certain information is not correct within the system, and 
>  a proprietary function is called - the tcl script core dumps. 
>  Is there a way to catch this type of error without having a 
>  core dump? It seems impossible since access is not provided 
>  to the 3rd party's function code, just the ability to call 
>  it. Does this make sense?

I guess you would have to use Tcl or whatever is at hand to
validate the data being passed in because calling the 3rd
party stuff.

BTW, this list is for TclPro dev discussion (which is pretty
much no longer developed).  I would recommend something like
comp.lang.tcl for an active discussion group.

  Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
  http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos



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