for even medium size projects i always had to always switch it off because
exception tables and such things consume a lot of memory for global variables
which is of limited size. because of this you must also be sure you will not use
it in launchcodes where globals are not available
if your application is relatively small then you may try it. and if you will hit
global variables size limitation you will know its not way to go
my advice - don't use exceptions. better check return codes of functions and
make if() whenits needed. it is faster and much simpler to debug in case of problems
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