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Does anyone have a paper, a link, or something like that, that explains the mechanics between C# managed exceptions and the OS? As I understand, the OS sees the managed C# exceptions as one exception. I want to know more about how the exceptions is treated by the OS, before it is handed to the managed program and caught.
With Microsoft’s .NET Framework, C# exceptions work through Structured Exception Handling (see note about SEH here).
Mono has a different approach. You can read its documentation.