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1 // Make sure that we call terminate when a noexcept spec is violated.
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2 // The function pointers are there to make sure that
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3 // the compiler doesn't get clever about optimizing the calls based on
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4 // knowledge about the called functions.
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5
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6 // { dg-do run { target c++11 } }
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7
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8 #include <exception>
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9 #include <cstdlib>
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10
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11 void my_terminate ()
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12 {
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13 std::exit (0);
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14 }
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15
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16 void g() { throw 1; }
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17 void (*p1)() = g;
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18 void f() noexcept { p1(); }
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19 void (*p2)() = f;
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20 void h() { p2(); }
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21
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22 int main()
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23 {
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24 std::set_terminate (my_terminate);
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25
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26 try { h(); }
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27 catch (int) { }
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28
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29 return 1;
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30 }
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