std::get_terminate

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Defined in header`<exception>`
std::terminate_handler get_terminate()noexcept;		(since C++11)

Returns the currently installedstd::terminate_handler, which may be a null pointer.

This function is thread-safe. Prior call tostd::set_terminatesynchronizes-with (seestd::memory_order) this function.

(none)

The currently installedstd::terminate_handler.

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terminate_handler	the type of the function called bystd::terminate (typedef)[edit]
set_terminate	changes the function to be called bystd::terminate (function)[edit]