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yyc12345 650fcd12ec feat: add callback for unhandled exception handler. 
- add callback for unhandled exception handler to give programmer a chance to fetch log and coredump path, especially for GUI application because its stderr is invisible.
- fix fatal anto-recursive calling bug in unhandled exception handler.
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README.md

YYC Commonplace

YYC Commonplace, or YYCCommonplace (abbr. YYCC) is a static library specifically resolving my requirements in C++ and Windows scope.

Usage

For more usage about this library, please build documentation of this project via Doxygen and read it.

And I also highly recommend that you read documentation first before writing with this library.

Build

This project require at least CMake 3.23 to build. We suggest that you only use stable version (tagged commit). The latest commit may still work in progress and not stable.

For Windows builing, you can browse GitHub action script to have a preview. It actually is a simple calling to script file. For other platforms building (e.g. Linux), you can following common builing way of CMake project.