We have a mixed C++/Ada development environment. One of our C++ files throws an exception that is not caught in C++, but is caught in Ada. The Ada exception type is foreign_exception. That is fine, we don't have the necessary stuff set up so that Ada knows how to handle a C++ exception (I did see there is a way of doing that by getting RTTI information). What is really puzzling is that on different platforms, we get different exit codes when Ada exits because of the exception. On some platforms it is 0, on others it is non-zero. Any ideas as to why this happens? I would like to think that Ada would exit with a consistent exit code between platforms. I can understand a difference between Windows and Linux, as Windows exit codes are (at least to me) weird. But we are seeing differences in 32-bit Linux executables and 64-bit Linux executables. Any pointers are appreciated. Thanks, Tom
