Hi Tai,
Thanks for looking into this. You are correct the right frontend should be
used, however this isn't the root of the problem.
It works since g++ defaults to -shared-libgcc while gcc defaults to
-static-libgcc.
If you force g++ to static link libgcc, the exception is still uncaught:
g++ -
Hi Yaron,
I can't reproduce your reported issue by using proper frontends. You
shouldn't use gcc frontend. Instead use g++. Later automatically
adds proper link-libraries for c++ automatically. So you don't need
to add -lstdc++ manual.
By using 'g++ -o a a.cpp && ./a' it works for me as expec
