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_com_raise_error

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Microsoft Specific

Throws a _com_error in response to a failure.

Syntax

void __stdcall _com_raise_error(
   HRESULT hr,
   IErrorInfo* perrinfo = 0
);

Parameters

hr
HRESULT information.

perrinfo
IErrorInfo object.

Remarks

_com_raise_error, which is defined in <comdef.h>, can be replaced by a user-written version of the same name and prototype. This could be done if you want to use #import but do not want to use C++ exception handling. In that case, a user version of _com_raise_error might decide to do a longjmp or display a message box and halt. The user version should not return, though, because the compiler COM support code does not expect it to return.

You can also use _set_com_error_handler to replace the default error-handling function.

By default, _com_raise_error is defined as follows:

void __stdcall _com_raise_error(HRESULT hr, IErrorInfo* perrinfo) {
   throw _com_error(hr, perrinfo);
}

END Microsoft Specific

Requirements

Header: <comdef.h>

Lib: If the wchar_t is Native Type compiler option is on, use comsuppw.lib or comsuppwd.lib. If wchar_t is Native Type is off, use comsupp.lib. For more information, see /Zc:wchar_t (wchar_t Is Native Type).

See also

Compiler COM Global Functions
_set_com_error_handler