Due to the integration with the qc::QuantumComputation class we currently need to build the MLIR code with exceptions enabled even though we do not need exceptions in the MLIR part of the code base.
Since exception handling adds extra code that may hinder performance, we want to look into disabling exceptions again for the MLIR code base.
This is intended as a tracking issue for removing the requirement to build with exceptions enabled.
Due to the integration with the
qc::QuantumComputationclass we currently need to build the MLIR code with exceptions enabled even though we do not need exceptions in the MLIR part of the code base.Since exception handling adds extra code that may hinder performance, we want to look into disabling exceptions again for the MLIR code base.
This is intended as a tracking issue for removing the requirement to build with exceptions enabled.