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CompilerRuntimeErrorAction—Wolfram Documentation

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• With the default setting of Automatic, the computation will be rerun in the Wolfram Engine if it avoids compiler-specific code.
• Possible settings for CompilerRuntimeErrorAction are:
• Automatic rerun the computation in the Wolfram Engine if it avoids compiler-specific code "Evaluate" always rerun the computation in the Wolfram Engine None return a failure object that represents the error fun apply fun to the failure object and return the result

Generate compiled code with the default CompilerRuntimeErrorAction:

There is an error due to integer overflow and the computation is rerun by the evaluator:

Generate compiled code with CompilerRuntimeErrorAction set to None:

Now the error is not rerun in the Wolfram Engine; instead a Failure is returned:

If the function contains code specific for the compiler, the default setting of CompilerRuntimeErrorAction does not run in the evaluator:

Generate compiled code with CompilerRuntimeErrorAction set to None:

Now the error is not rerun in the Wolfram Engine:

Setting CompilerRuntimeErrorAction to "Evaluate" indicates that if any error occurs, the computation will be rerun in the evaluator:

Now the error is rerun in the Wolfram Engine:

CompilerRuntimeErrorAction can take a function to apply to the failure object:

The failure is returned wrapped in a frame:

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