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Catching Exceptions from Global Objects before main()

I am integrating some legacy VC++ 6.0 classes into a managed C++.NET Windows service. After I had the basic framework in place and running, I added in the source files I needed and tried to run the service. Unfortunately, now when I run the service, I get a System.ExecutionEngineException unhandled exception. I suspect that one of the global variables/objects is causing the problem. I've been unable to find a way to trap the unhandled exception so I can look at the stack trace and find the problem. Since global variables/objects are created an initialized before main(), I don't have a chance to install an unhandled exception handler. I've tried using set_unexpected() and set_terminate(), but they don't get call. I'm guessing these aren't compatable with .NET. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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