exception in g++?

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From: Victor Miller
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 13:54

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Are exception implemented in g++ (I have ver. 2.2.2)?  Although it
isn't mentioned the documentation, I find that it will accept a throw
statement, but not try or catch.  I quick perusal of the source code
shows that cp-except.c seems to have the stuff in there to implement
code-generation for these statements, and the grammar seems to have
stuff for the keywords try, catch and throw.  Is there some sort of
option that needs to be given?
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