Add -fno-exceptions support to marshaling/types in xdrpp #33
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I am not sure I understand the purpose of the original code as it does not implement "copying" on error: so... can we just always do what you're doing here? ie: without try/catch? |
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Add enough support to build xdrpp with -fno-exceptions to use the marshalling and generated xdr headers. Not a full implementation of the networking library with -fno-exceptions.
It'd be useful to build xdrpp into two libraries (one for network stack, one for marshaling) and to add separate compile flags for each.