Hi list! I'm wondering if anyone tried setting -fnothrow-opt as a CXX_FLAG in make.conf?
It makes C++ throw() statements behave like C++11 nothrow. This could have measurable performance benefits and will reduce code size. The only downside is that, when a function violates its throw() guarantee, terminate() will be called instead of unexpected(). However, neither function is allowed to do anything but terminate the program. So all you possibly lose is a meaningful error message just before the program crashes. So, what do you think? Safe to enable by default? Thanks in advance! Florian Philipp
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