Yes, the windows implementation for dwarf2 has several limitations and
issues. It's in the use at your own risk category or at least only
use if you know the limitations.
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Acknowledged that. I used to use sjlj version of i686, but there is a very
serious problem: it injects setjmp's into each function that is marked as
noexcept - ISO C++ requires that throwing an exception in a noexcept function
results in a call to std::terminate() - which gives significant
