[#STDCXX-681] Test suite and example programs don't compile on platforms that don't support exceptions

C++ Standard Library

Test suite and example programs don't compile on platforms that don't support exceptions

Created: 18/Dec/07 09:59 PM Updated: 11/Jul/09 12:06 AM

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Component/s:

Tests

Affects Version/s:

4.2.0, 4.2.1

Fix Version/s:

4.3.0

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This issue relates to:

~~STDCXX-240~~ #define _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS when exceptions are disabled via command line option

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Incorrect Behavior

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Many of the test programs don't compile if _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS is defined. All of our primary and secondary platforms support exceptions by default, but this support can usually be disabled with a command line argument to the compiler.

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Travis Vitek made changes - 18/Dec/07 10:16 PM

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Link		This issue relates to ~~STDCXX-240~~ [ ~~STDCXX-240~~ ]

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Martin Sebor added a comment - 20/May/08 07:28 PM

We need to decide whether the optional exception support is something we want to continue to support and if so, clean up the test failures and set up periodic nightly builds to avoid regressions. If we don't want to support optional exceptions in the future, we might want to simplify the exception handling logic in the library by removing support for the user-defined exception throwing function (via the __rw::__rw_throw_proc() function pointer).

Scheduled for 4.3.

Martin Sebor made changes - 20/May/08 07:28 PM

Description	Many of the test programs don't compile if _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS is defined. All of our primary and secondary platforms support exceptions by default, but this support can usually be disabled with a command line argument to the compiler.	Many of the test programs don't compile if _RWSTD_NO_EXCEPTIONS is defined. All of our primary and secondary platforms support exceptions by default, but this support can usually be disabled with a command line argument to the compiler.
Affects Version/s		4.2.1 [ 12312690 ]
Fix Version/s		4.3 [ 12312692 ]
Assignee		Travis Vitek [ vitek ]

Travis Vitek made changes - 11/Jul/09 12:06 AM

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