hi, there!
On Mon, 18 Dec 2000, David O'Brien wrote:
> > just a guess (and I am not speculating):
> > FreeBSD has broken g++ compiler (-fsjlj-exceptions are broken).
>
> Can you remind me why you feel sjlj exceptions are broken (vs. slow)?
g++ 2.95.2 generates incorrect code when using -fsjlj-exceptions
(segfaults when throwing an exception)
Alexander Kabaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> has made two set of patches for this
problem (one is his own solution and other is backport of changes from
gcc-current). The former IIRC is committed into OpenBSD source tree and I
use it without any problems for about half a year. The latter is not
tested that well but I do my C++ development with that patch for about a
week and haven't noticed any problems.
there are two bug reports (#413 and #258) in gcc GNATS about this problem
/fjoe
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