Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

 

Note that it is calling paramVal::getInteger in a try/catch block that explicitly catches the exception you are getting, ParamValNotDefined.  So I don't understand why this is causing your program to terminate, rather than simply catching the error and return and error status.

 

It seems like perhaps there is something different about the way C++ exception handling works with the linux-arm architecture?  No one has ever reported this error before, but most people are using linux-x86_64.

The ARM compilation tools fully support C++ exception handling. However, the compiler does not support this by default. You must enable C++ exception handling with the --exceptions option.