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Volker Lukas wrote:
>Thiago Macieira wrote:
>> [...]
>> So you can expect people to compile it with -fno-exceptions. If you
>> write applications that rely on exceptions being enabled in Qt, you'll
>> be shooting yourself in the foot. Don't do that.
>
>No. The user who disables it is a fault here. Exception support is
> needed for *correct* programs to be executed *correctly*. If the user
> willfully asks the compiler to produce incorrect output, he has to live
> with the outcome. He can not just assume that nobody uses exceptions in
> conjunction with Qt.

Hmm... I think you misunderstood again: I'm not talking about users=20
setting -fno-exceptions on applications that do use exceptions. I'm=20
talking about Qt being compiled with that flag. Applications can and will=20
continue to use exceptions if so needed --- including KDE applications=20
and certain libraries.

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code. As long as you don't propagate exceptions to the Qt libraries.

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is asking for trouble. The code will most likely fail to compile. At the=20
very least, it won't run correctly.

The point is that Qt doesn't require exceptions to work and the configure=20
script explicitly tells the users that they can safely turn exceptions=20
off.

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