Hello,
I'm useing g++ under Cygwin. In my code (main function) I would like to
catch thrown exceptions with try {} catch (...) { error handling }, but
it does not work. I use in a class external C code and on a method I
throw an exception. The exception is be thrown but not be caught. The
same code is running under g++ on Linux and OSX very well and the
exception is be caught, but not under Cygwin. The message that is
shown: terminate called after throwing an instance of [...] terminate
called recursively
The g++ version on Cygwin is 4.3.4 20090804 (release) 1. All libraries,
that I use, are compiled with the same g++ / gcc / gfortran within
Cygwin. I've found some information
about the -fexceptions flag, but it seems it is always enabled. Do I
need some other compiler / linker flags for compiling the source /
libraries, that create the same behavier
than under Linux and OSX? I would like to catch the exception only and
do a exception handling
Thanks
Phil
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