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> Why does it matter if setting -std29 or whatever breaks ABI when -fno-rtti does the same? I think it's the distinction between can and must. Right now you ca
by aw1621107 2mo ago
> Why does it matter if setting -std29 or whatever breaks ABI when -fno-rtti does the same?
I think it's the distinction between can and must. Right now you can preserve ABI across compiler versions if you want to (and that is indeed a desirable quality for some users). The pushback is against changes to the standard that would require an ABI break.