MICO and problems with exceptions

[Michael Fulbright <msf redhat com>]

Did anyone else notice on pg. 37 of the MICO implementation guide
(i'm impressed they took the time to write it, btw) at the
very bottom of the page, there is some text which says:

  There is currently one problem with loadable modules: throwing
  exceptions from a loadable modules into non-loadable module code
  results in a segmentation fault: This is not a bug in Mico but
  in the GNU C++ compiler and/or dynamic loader.

Is this still an issue with g++? Since, as I understand, to avoid
a real speed penalty we want to implement the majority of the
object implementations as loadable modules, this seems to be a problem.

Of course, since the whole DII/DIS mechanism seems like magic to me,
I might be completely wrong...

Dr Mike
msf@redhat.com