I've added Apple-only behavior that looks for libstdc++ in the same process and if found, checks the string stored in <stdexcept> exception objects to see if it is the gcc empty string singleton before manipulating the reference count. This is done so that if such an exception is created with a zero-length string in libstdc++, libc++abi won't try to delete the memory. This is part of a ongoing process to make libc++ exceptions ABI-compatible with libstdc++-4.2 exceptions, to the point that each library can catch exceptions thrown by the other. If other parties would also like this behavior, the #if __APPLE__ can be broadened.

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