Linux gcc won't take exceptions

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From: grillon
Date: Mon, 18 Mar 1996 00:00

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   Can someone tell me the magic to use exceptions in gcc under Red Hat Linux?  I've seen 
programs report exceptions being thrown, but I can't get past the compiler.  The linker reports
xalloc() missing too.  I know I'm just missing a step, but just cannot find it.  Ideas?
--- Dan St.Andre'
ASOMA Instruments, Inc.
Austin, TX.

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