The only overhead is data size increases.
Yes - that's right - it was the data size increase that was considered
by some
(I think it was Alex Malmberg) too high. IIRC their point was
precisely that
when you turn on native exceptions, all of your object files are
bloated no
matter if you use exceptions or not. ;-)
They may have a good point - worth doing a few quick tests to see if
turning on
native exceptions really bloats the object code so much or not :-)
If the size increase is not too high, I'd personally like having
native exceptions
turned on by default.
Thanks
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