Uncaught C++ exceptions also terminate the program, which is perhaps slightly
better than a -fno-exceptions program not knowing what to do: While `new T();`
would return `nullptr` under libstdc++ with -fno-exceptions, no such check
could be made for e.g. `std::string s; s.resize(verylargevalue);` because the
return type is void.
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