So I m adding an exception to an existing project but have run into an issue. I have the following compiler flags:
OC_COMPFLAGS = -c $(OC_DEBUG_COMPFLAGS) **-q64** -qcpluscmt -qinitauto=00 $(OC_OPT_COMPFLAGS) -D_RWCONFIG_8d -DXML_LIBRARY **-qlanglvl=ansifor:newexcp** -qlonglong -qfuncsect -bnoquite -bloadmap -qnamemangling=v8
The newexcp flag works perfectly except when we add in the -q64 flag - at which point it stops working. Does anyone have an idea why?
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"The user can get new to throw exceptions by adding the following call to their program: __set_new_throws_exception(true);
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