"Ted Unangst" <ted.unan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Well, libc doesn't have any support for exceptions, but that's because > c doesn't have exceptions. (not the problem).
Well, actually libc was the wrong term. I more meant all the libraries OpenBSD provides that are used by the GNU stuff like GCC ;). Don't know any better term for that. > It's possible that the libstdc++ built with gcc 4 doesn't have > exception support It shouldn't use the libstdc++ for ObjC at all. And it doesn't do according to ldd. Only libobjc, and the correct one, the one provided by gcc 4, and libc. > or maybe the objective c compiler doesn't GCC 4 should support exceptions for ObjC when specifying -fexceptions. > or it links with the wrong library Nope, it doesn't. See above. > or one of a million things that arent turned on because some esoteric > autoconf check failed. That'd be a bug in the GCC 4 port then, I guess. > Did you check if a c++ program exhibits the same problem? Not with gcc 4, as I built that without C++ support and I don't want to rebuild gcc 4 just for that test, if possible, as that took quite a while on that 440 MHz machine. But with the gcc that comes with OpenBSD, it works. -- Jonathan [demime 1.01d removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature which had a name of signature.asc]
