That’s hardly 90% of C++.
If you compile with -fno-exceptions you just lost almost all of the STL.
You can compile with exceptions enabled, use the STL, but strictly enforce no allocations after initialization. It depends on how strict is the spec you are trying to hit.
Large parts of the standard library malloc/free.
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If you compile with -fno-exceptions you just lost almost all of the STL.
You can compile with exceptions enabled, use the STL, but strictly enforce no allocations after initialization. It depends on how strict is the spec you are trying to hit.