Solaris: bad alloc exceptions turned on by default?
Hey everyone,
I'm trying to find out if, by default, Solaris systems throw a bad allocation exception when 'new' is called, but the system doesn't have available memory. I know that AIX has it turned off by default, and Windows has it turned on.
The parameter I found for AIX systems is -qlanglvl=newexcp, but I can't seem to find similar compiler parameters for Solaris. Anyone know?
I'm trying to find out if, by default, Solaris systems throw a bad allocation exception when 'new' is called, but the system doesn't have available memory. I know that AIX has it turned off by default, and Windows has it turned on.
The parameter I found for AIX systems is -qlanglvl=newexcp, but I can't seem to find similar compiler parameters for Solaris. Anyone know?
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