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…pecifier using NOEXCEPT macros with throw() alternative for older c++ versions
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Since there is no activity in this porject, I've created a fork at https://gitlab.com/dhyannataraj/libtappp and I am going support it, while I can. |
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On modern compilers there goes warnings, that dynamic exceptions are deprecated.
This patch removes dynamic exceptions, and add NOEXCEPT macros for functions that should not throw exceptions at all.
For newer C++ this macros will be resolved as noexcept specifier. For older it will stay throw(). So this part will continue to work.
P.S. Please refer me as "nataraj (Nikolay Shaplov)", if you are going to mention me somewhere.