[cfe-dev] Exception handling on Windows

[Jean-Daniel Dupas]

Le 14 déc. 08 à 00:22, Bill Baxter a écrit :

> On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 7:53 AM, Marshall Clow <marshall at idio.com>  
> wrote:
>> At 7:06 AM +0900 12/14/08, Bill Baxter wrote:
>
>> Absolutely. But Clang isn't a C++ compiler .... yet.
>
> Hmm that makes me wonder -- what's the most sophisticated compiler
> built on top of LLVM today?
>
> Could it be that this LLVM D compiler is it?  From what I understand,
> it already compiles a large D standard library suite, exceptions and
> templates and all --  under Linux at least.
>
>> At the last LLVM developer's meeting, it was stated that ( note use  
>> of
>> passive voice - since my notes don't show who said it ;-)) that  
>> full C++
>> functionality was a target for 2010.
>
> Ok.  Well, at least there is a target.  That's good to hear.  Is there
> a chance some pushing from you guys and the D guys combined could get
> Windows exception handling prioritized a little higher?  (That's
> assuming it's something you'd like to see too).   Or is LLVM
> development not really steerable in that way?

Clang/LLVM is open sourced. Feel free to propose patch to had Windows  
Exception support.
AFAK, patch from external contributors are welcome.