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On Thursday 29 of November 2012, Michael Stahl wrote:
also iirc LLVM/clang has no option similar to -fno-enfore-eh-specs, i.e.
it always enforces exception specifications, so if we were to use that
for product builds (no i am not proposing that :) ), we'd need to not
generate the throw in cppumaker or use some macro to nerf it...

 AFAIK Clang is now the official compiler for MacOSX and *BSD, so I guess 
sooner or later there will be product builds built with it.

 That said, if it really makes a difference, I haven't look at the source, but 
I expect implementing -fno-enforce-eh-specs in Clang should be no big deal.

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 Lubos Lunak
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