g++ 2.1 and ANSI-like exception handling

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1 total messages Started by |S| Christian Schlicht Mon, 13 Apr 1992 18:26

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Author: |S| Christian Schlicht
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 18:26

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Hello,

Sorry if this was reported before, but I can't use ANSI-like exception
handling.
I'm using gcc 2.1 on an ESIX System 5.3.2 Rev.D. My configuration is 
i386-coff-sysv32.
Everytime I try to use a simple "throw;" with the following command line
g++ -fansi-exceptions -c foo.c
the compiler dumps core.

The pain is that I really want this exception handling to run.
I heard that GNU C++ comes with it's own exception handling syntax and
semantic, but I can't find any documentation of this.
Could anybody help me? Either to get -fansi-exception run or get documentation
of the GNU C++ exception handling (first preferred)?

Chris

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