On 6/22/14 5:34 PM, Vadim Chugunov wrote:
Modern C++ compilers often have a bunch of runtime checks (stack overflow protectors, iterator invalidation detectors, and so on) that may be enabled or disabled, and nobody bats an eye at that.
I'm not so sure. C++ is notoriously bad at dynamic linking, and these switches are part of the reason—code with `-fno-exceptions` can't be safely linked with code compiled without, for example...
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