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> "C++ with exceptions disabled" language not a language standard i was previously aware of.
by zabzonk 4y ago
> "C++ with exceptions disabled" language
not a language standard i was previously aware of.
- mort96 4y agoCorrect! It's a language defined ad-hoc by GCC and Clang. GCC's man page describes its behavior with '-fno-exceptions' to be essentially: act like a normal C++ compiler, except produce code which calls abort() where it would otherwise have engaged the exception throwing machinery. That defines a kind of "C++ with exceptions disabled" language, but it's not a standard.