Mears <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I spent some time profiling exception performance on Solaris 10 with
> Sun's CC and two different versions of g++.

Whatever for?

Any program where exception handling takes significant portion of
total execution time is brain-damaged and needs to be rewritten.

Exceptional conditions should be *very* rare by definition.

> I was extremely surprised to see g++ nearly 10 times slower

Why do you care how slow they are?

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