[cppia] Respect jit exceptions in interp mode #1188
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When running in interp mode, native c++ exception handling is used, but when running jit mode, jumps are used along with ctx->exception. This means that an exception thrown from jit mode is not respected in interp mode. This can cause problems with local functions (which are interpreted even in jit mode). When a local function calls a compiled function that throws an exception, the exception is ignored until we return back into a compiled function. This patch fixes the problem by checking ctx->exception when running in interp mode, to make sure that no exception has been thrown from a jit compiled function.
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When running in interp mode, native c++ exception handling is used, but when running jit mode, jumps are used along with ctx->exception.
This means that an exception thrown from jit mode is not respected in interp mode. This can cause problems with local functions (which are interpreted even in jit mode). When a local function calls a compiled function that throws an exception, the exception is ignored until we return back into a compiled function.
This patch fixes the problem by checking ctx->exception when running in interp mode, to make sure that no exception has been thrown from a jit compiled function.
This fixes #876.