On May 17, 2003 05:17 pm, Gregory M. Turner wrote:
Depending on how much we want to rely on this, we now need g++ for a working wine. Perhaps, this is inevitable and we shouldn't worry about it. Presumably, there are some known caveats to mixing C++ and wine?
I have to agree with Alexandre on this one: there doesn't seem to be a need to add such requirements to Wine, as here we control the code, we should just use the macros we have.
I am personally more concerned about Winelib apps. There the code is written, and it's probably not easy (and for sure undesirable) to change. There I think it's reasonable to compile with -fexceptions if you do use SEH. Can we solve the problem (even partially) in that context?