Allan Rae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

| And compile times will increase by at least double.  At least that's my
| experience so far -- assuming you have plenty of memory and don't start
| swapping.

I compile without -g and without optimization.

| 
| > Not only xtl requires exceptions, conforming omplementations of the
| > C++ standard library also requires it.
| 
| But most STL implementations can work without exceptions.  It should be
| fairly straight forward to modify xtl to also compile -fno-exceptions.
| It will still require -frtti though no matter what you do to it..

I don't see the _real_ point in avoiding exceptions at all costs.

        Lgb

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