Throwing C++ exceptions outside static library?

Question

As a rule, exceptions must not propagate module boundaries as for example explained in Herb Sutters C++ Coding Standards (item 62). When compiled with different compilers or

Answer 1

Herb Sutters' description is also suitable for static library:

There is no ubiquitous binary standard for C++ exception handling. Don't allow exceptions to propagate between two pieces of code unless you control the compiler and compiler options used to build both sides; otherwise, the modules might not support compatible implementations for exception propagation. Typically, this boils down to: Don't let exceptions propagate across module/subsystem boundaries.