_NSUncaughtExceptionHandler Windows question

[Lloyd Dupont]

In my .NET binding, I didn't 'hard-link' with gnustep-base.dll because my 
C++ binding didn't support ObjectiveC.
Instead I load everything dynamically.
I set-up the exception handler this way:
======
HINSTANCE _hLibGSBase = LoadGSLib("gnustep-base.dll");
void** p_err_h = (void**) GetProcAddress(_hLibGSBase, 
"_NSUncaughtExceptionHandler");
if( !p_err_h )
   throw gcnew ObjectiveCException("Cannot set NSException Handler");
*p_err_h = &UnhandledObjectiveCExceptionHandler;
======
Where UnhandledObjectiveCExceptionHandler is an exception handler.

Anyway it seems to work and is sometimes called.
But due to weird behavior with one of our customer I tryed the following:
NSException *ex = [NSException exceptionWithName:@"aName" reason:@"aReason" 
userInfo:nil];
[ex raise];

And this pops-up a GNUstep error window, then anort the process and my error 
handler was never called.

Any reason why?
Any thoughts?


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