tracing try blocks, throw and catch in GDB

Ruben

How can you trace the cascade of throw's in gdb.

I'm completely clueless and nothing in google is popping up.

There must be a Backtrace means or something because the program is
hitting instruction step and they are viewable in machine language in ddd.

Ruben

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