Pierre Phaneuf wrote:
> Is there any valid reason to compile library code that doesn't use
> exceptions or RTTI with them enabled?
last i checked bezilla had to be built w/ RTTI ...
> For example, if a client program uses exceptions and/or RTTI (and is
> thus compiled with those features enabled), is there a problem with
> linking against a library that was compiled with those features
> disabled?
usually you're fine, but certain types of mixing and matching don't work, the bezilla
instance is probably a good example if you can trace back the conclusion to the
original problem...
it probably also depends on whether the rtti interfaces affect the exported function
mangling (of functions you actually use).
