Aaron Graham wrote:
It appears that sjlj exceptions are broken (PRs 19774/25266/28493).
I'm not sure this is true for _every_ target, but it appears to be
true for many.
The real bug is PR28493, not PR19774. The latter (and PR25266 which is
related) only affect less common cases, i.e. using a
It appears that sjlj exceptions are broken (PRs 19774/25266/28493).
I'm not sure this is true for _every_ target, but it appears to be
true for many.
So it seems that those of us affected by this bug have three workarounds:
1) compile everything with -fno-exceptions and remove all eh from project
