| title | _com_error::_com_error | Microsoft Docs | |
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| ms.date | 11/04/2016 | |
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| author | mikeblome | |
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Microsoft Specific
Constructs a _com_error object.
_com_error(
HRESULT hr,
IErrorInfo* perrinfo = NULL,
bool fAddRef=false
) throw( );
_com_error(
const _com_error& that
) throw( );
hr
HRESULT information.
perrinfo
IErrorInfo object.
bool fAddRef=false
Causes the constructor to call AddRef on a non-null IErrorInfo interface. This provides for correct reference counting in the common case where ownership of the interface is passed into the _com_error object, such as:
throw _com_error(hr, perrinfo);
If you do not want your code to transfer ownership to the _com_error object, and the AddRef is required to offset the Release in the _com_error destructor, construct the object as follows:
_com_error err(hr, perrinfo, true);
that
An existing _com_error object.
The first constructor creates a new object given an HRESULT and optional IErrorInfo object. The second creates a copy of an existing _com_error object.
END Microsoft Specific