Allocate a __cxa_exception object, and zero-fill it. Reserve "thrown_size" bytes on the end for the user's exception object. Zero-fill the object. If

The routine to be called before the cleanup. This will save __cxa_exception in __cxa_eh_globals, so that __cxa_end_cleanup() can recover later. */

Note: exception_header may be masquerading as a __cxa_dependent_exception and that's ok. exceptionType is there too. However watch out for foreign e

Returns a pointer to the thrown object (if any) at the top of the caughtExceptions stack. Atomically increment the exception's referenceCount.

Free a __cxa_exception object allocated with __cxa_allocate_exception.

2.5.4 Rethrowing Exceptions This routine can rethrow native or foreign exceptions. If the exception is native: * marks the exception object on top of

If thrown_object is not null, allocate, initialize and throw a dependent exception. */

When exception catching is disabled, we stub out calls to `__cxa_throw`. Otherwise, `__cxa_throw` will be imported from the host.

Given the (data) address of an array, the number of elements, and the size of its elements, call the given destructor on each element. If the destruct

Same as __cxa_vec_delete, except that the given function is used for deallocation instead of the default delete function. If dealloc throws an excepti

Given the number and size of elements for an array and the non-negative size of prefix padding for a cookie, allocate space (using alloc) for the arra

Returns the estimated width of a Unicode code point. \\pre The code point is a valid Unicode code point.

Returns the first rule of a set of rules. This is not always the first of the listed rules. For example R Sa 2008 2009 - Mar Su>=8 0 0 - R Sa 2007 200

* Compute exp(x), scaled to avoid spurious overflow. An exponent is * returned separately in 'expt'. * * Input: ln(DBL_MAX) <= x < ln(2 * DBL_MAX

* See __cexp.c for details. * * Input: ln(FLT_MAX) <= x < ln(2 * FLT_MAX / FLT_MIN_DENORM) ~= 192.7 * Output: 2**127 <= y < 2**128 */