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Of course modern C++ tries to avoid this sort of thing now with smarter lifetime management, but what does that have to do with building with exceptions disable
by UncleMeat 4y ago
Of course modern C++ tries to avoid this sort of thing now with smarter lifetime management, but what does that have to do with building with exceptions disabled?
- erik_seaberg 4y agoI think they use their own containers and smart pointers which require explicit initialization (more scope for mistakes), to avoid standard C++ classes whose copy/move ctors can throw.