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Subject: Re: try { } catch { } finally { } in C!
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> > > Did you know that try { } catch { } finally { } is possible from C?
> > > Well, GNU C anyway..
> > 
> > Cool.  As long as your program isn't using setjmp/longjmp, it works. :)
> 
> I think it would still work even if it was... different jump buffers.. ?

Hmmm......, I'm not sure.  I know that someone just posted about an
error they had using the thread libraries and setjmp(), but you could be
right.  I was wondering about this very thing last night working on the
JDK....


Nate


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