Cross Reference: /art/runtime/debugger.cc

Lines Matching defs:exception
2847   // We need to be sure no exception is pending when calling JdwpState::PostLocationEvent.
2849   // we temporarily clear the current thread's exception (if any) and will restore it after
2851   // Note: the only way to get a pending exception here is to suspend on a move-exception
2899  * Finds the location where this exception will be caught. We search until we reach the top
2900  * frame, in which case this exception is considered uncaught.
2904   CatchLocationFinder(Thread* self, const Handle<mirror::Throwable>& exception, Context* context)
2907       exception_(exception),
2927       // First Java method found. It is either the method that threw the exception,
2928       // or the Java native method that is reporting an exception thrown by
3042       // might get unrolled past it by an exception, and it's tricky
3551     // We need to deoptimize the stack for the exception handling flow so that
3568     // The visitor is meant to be used when handling exception from compiled code only.
3609 // Do we need to deoptimize the stack to handle an exception?
4005   // We can be called while an exception is pending. We need
4014   // If an exception was pending before the invoke, restore it now.
4073   Handle<mirror::Throwable> exception = hs.NewHandle(soa.Self()->GetException());
4082   JDWP::ObjectId exceptionObjectId = gRegistry->Add(exception);
4085     VLOG(jdwp) << "  JDWP invocation returning with exception=" << exception.Get()
4086                << " " << exception->Dump();
4089     /* if no exception was thrown, examine object result more closely */
4158                            uint64_t result_value, JDWP::ObjectId exception) {
4168   JDWP::expandBufAddObjectId(pReply, exception);