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unresolved symbol terminate__Fv and __throw



Hi all,

I developed a Linux Kernel driver using C++.
The Linux Kerrnel driver can be compiled as moduls so they will be
linked
on demand to the Kernel. 

When I compile the driver with the old gcc-2.7 it runs fine by adding it
to the system
using `insmod driver.o`.
When I compile it whith egcs-2.91.66 and try to load it whith the insmod
command,
I get the messages:
	unresolved symbol terminate__Fv
	unresolved symbol __throw
Is there an option to tell the compiler not to use the exception things,
so __throw will not needed?
What about terminate__Fv?
Is it possible to implement this two functions, and if , what parameter
do they need?

TIA Vasili

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