Catch Me If You Can - Catching Windows System Exceptions in Native C++

In your native C++ Windows code, are you frustrated by not being able to explicitly catch and examine individual Windows system exceptions, such as divide by zero, illegal instruction, math overflow, or data misalignment? Tired of seeing these types of exceptions summarily dumped into the catch (...) bin? Learn how to integrate these Windows exceptions into the normal C++ try-catch mechanism, so that you can explicitly catch and handle/report these exceptions by type in your native C++ code. Sample code will be provided for Visual Studio 2012.