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(Could've sworn this was in C++ FAQ Lite, but I can't find it) The language specifies exceptions as a feature, not an option. Turning off a language feature and
by swolchok 17y ago
(Could've sworn this was in C++ FAQ Lite, but I can't find it) The language specifies exceptions as a feature, not an option. Turning off a language feature and how that works with other features that may reference it is a heavily compiler-specific endeavor, and isn't C++.
- wglb 17y agoYes, you are correct. In my high-performance version, I used an extension of the language provided by g++ which allowed turning off of exceptions, which sadly cost time even if you don't use them.