'catch' as keyword considered unfortunate

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From: Michael Tiemann
Date: Fri, 08 Dec 1989 21:40

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C++ 2.0 reserves `catch', I'm just following along.  I disable words
reserved for the experimental GNU exception handling code by default.
Look in cplus-lex.c for UNSET_RESERVED_WORD for how to do this easily.
Handle `catch' there, and you are set.

Michael

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