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February 1998, Week 4

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Glenn Cole <[log in to unmask]>
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Keven Miller asks:

> The CD manuals give examples using Pascal and mention using the ESCAPE
> statement to recover.
>
> Anyone know how to return from trap in C?  Possible?

Actually, it was the subject line ("Pascal TRY-RECOVER-ESCAPE in C?")
that caught my eye.

Many, many years ago, Eugene presented an outstanding paper comparing
languages (C, SPL, Pascal/iX come to mind).  It was presented both to
the SCRUG conference and to the "main" North American conference.
However, I think only the SCRUG version had an extensive blow-by-blow
table comparing the languages.

Anyway, this paper showed how with a few clever #define's, he was
able to simulate Pascal's try/recover/escape.

Unfortunately, I lost my copy of that table :( :( .

I *think* this was in the 1988 SCRUG proceedings.

FWIW.

--Glenn Cole
  Software al dente, Inc.
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