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GCC arm-none-eabi (Codesourcery) and C ++ Exceptions

I am using Raisonance Ride7 / Codesourcery (aka Sourcery CodeBench Lite) with the STM32F4 board creating the HMI open metal platform.

I will use C ++ exceptions on this system, but any exception that I throw ends up with a "Terminate called recursively" error written to stderr.

Code to reproduce the problem: (Main.cpp)

int main(void)
{
    try {
        throw 1;
    }
    catch (...) {
        printf("caught");
    }
}

I have already tried Raisonance and other sources for resolution and have not received any useful help.

Potential problem / solution 1:

I asked in other forums and they mention that I need to call the static constructs in my build file to run in order to initialize the unwind tables (at least what I think they are talking about), but I have no idea have how to do it.

/ 2

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