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[begelundmuller]

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[begelundmuller]

These builds give unstable binaries on macOS. Seems like they crash on C++ exceptions, even when they are handled. Looks similar to the bug addressed in sqldef/sqldef#272

Issues to track in Zig:

• C++: wrong exception handling with std::stoi on non-debug builds ziglang/zig#10892
• zig c++: Unwinding across shared library boundaries doesn't work ziglang/zig#11422

Proposed quick fix: Don't use Zig for macOS builds just yet. But Zig still looks promising, so we can move back when the above issues are resolved.

[kubkon]

These builds give unstable binaries on macOS. Seems like they crash on C++ exceptions, even when they are handled. Looks similar to the bug addressed in k0kubun/sqldef#272

Issues to track in Zig:

* [C++: wrong exception handling with std::stoi on non-debug builds ziglang/zig#10892](https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/10892)

* [zig c++: Unwinding across shared library boundaries doesn't work ziglang/zig#11422](https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/11422)

Proposed quick fix: Don't use Zig for macOS builds just yet. But Zig still looks promising, so we can move back when the above issues are resolved.

Sorry for just dropping a message out-of-the-blue, but I followed a linked conversation by @motiejus, the MachO linker in Zig since a week or so can now handle C++ exceptions (or unwind info in general): ziglang/zig#14397. ziglang/zig#11422 is still an open issue due to Zig compiling and linking statically libc++ I believe and I will get on it soon enough.

[begelundmuller]

Thank you @kubkon, that's awesome!