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Linux g++ 2.95.3 exception handling
Anybody happen to be familiar with any deficiencies with g++ 2.95.3 regarding exception handling, specifically in multi-threaded / multi-module (shared library) based applications?
I'm seeing behavior where thrown exceptions are not caught, but basically ignored causing the application to terminate, even thought the code is appropriately within try/catch blocks. I haven't been using any optimization flags to build, but I tried compiling with -O0 to be sure and that didn't change anything. Thanks in advance. |
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