On 4/6/23 08:37, Yao, Yuan wrote:
It's definitely broken for nested case if the exception Is injected
by L1 in the first place, but if it's injected after interception (by
L1) for same exception, and it's trap, it can be regenerated by
^^^^
if it's a fault
re-execute the L2 code.
You cannot know why L1 injected an exception. For example L1 could have
injected a MCE just to test the code in L1.
This is a scary change, in a scary area of code, with unclear benefits.
It's going to be hard to convince people. :)
Paolo
