🚀 go-pugleaf

Waye-Ian CHIEW <wchi@students.cs.mu.oz.au> writes:

|> Hello!
|>    class General { };
|>    class Specific : public General { };

|>    int main () {
|>       try { 
|> 	 throw New Specific;
|>       }

|>       catch ( General* general ) { }
|>    }

  
|> This falls though without catching and aborts.  Why doesn't gcc match the Specific object to General?

Without -frtti gcc only supports exact matches for catched objects.
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