03d6105c6c
Removed the catches for std:exceptions and unknown exceptions. The best way I found to provide a clue to where the exception comes from is to allow the handler for unhandled exceptions execute. This is std::terminate which calls abort and trips a SIGABRT. I added a signal handler for SIGABRT which like SIGSEGV, we can print a stack trace or attach a debugger to the process before exiting. The stack trace print is on by default. By default the signal handler is on, stack trace is on, debugger is off. refs #220
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