I saw the following lines on vmprotect, What are the purposes of these lines?

I saw the following lines on vmprotect, What are the purposes of these lines?

This is information about try/catch/finally blocks in the function. Here is more detailed information if you need:
When I try to virtualize functions which contain lines like above many antiviruses show my application as “Gen:Variant.Ursu.546526”.
This problem just occurred when I virtualize these functions.
Do you have any suggestion to remove these lines completely?
And I don’t use try/catch/finally blocks on my code.
When I try to virtualize functions which contain lines like above many antiviruses shows my application as “Gen:Variant.Ursu.546526”.
I don’t think so
)
Do you have any suggestion to remove these lines completely?
Please notice that it’s a part of your function like other commands (MOV, RET, etc.) and it can’t be removed.
And I don’t use try/catch/finally blocks on my code.
It seems you don’t know how compilers work. For example:
class MyClass
{
public:
MyClass();
~MyClass()
{
printf("~MyClass()/n");
}
...
}
void Main()
{
MyClass my_object();
...
}
The function “Main” will have try/finally block (created by compiler) for calling of a destrtuctor of “my_object” something like this:
void Main()
{
MyClass my_object();
try {
...
} finally
{
delete my_object;
}
}
Thank you for the detailed answer.
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