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From: apm35 AT student DOT open DOT ac DOT uk (Andrew Marlow)
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29 Dec 1997 18:00:44 -0000
Subject: exception handling
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Hello Netters!

Can anyone tell me to what what extent they have used C++ exception
handling
with pgcc? I am in the middle of trying to set up a pgcc environment
with this in mind
but have hit a few teething troubles. Judging by other contributions to
beastium-list, most
people are up and running. Made any use of exceptions at all? The
reason I got interested
in pgcc is that I heard it was based on g++ version 2.8 which has got
exception support.

Regards,

Andrew Marlow.