🚀 go-pugleaf

From article <1266500002@cdp>, by jeff@cdp.UUCP:
> 
> I recently used Catch/Throw in an application.  If you've used
> setjmp/longjmp before, you should have no problems.

One thing is interesting about these.  They are used via typecast structures
(in this case, arrays).  Thus, when you send a pointer to the thing, the
compiler nags about superfluous & before array.  Geeze, I wish MS would
think about these things.  I like to write warning free code (well as much
as possible).  In order to remove this message, I remove the &.  This
will be real nice if Windows SDK ever decides to implement this stuf as
a structure.

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