I have noted that C++ exceptions (Exception(a), where a is any piece of
data) can be used to implement dynamic versions of C++ constructs such as
``return'' and ``break'' (because I have done it).
So exceptions are certainly more general than function returns, at least
in this context.
Hans Aberg
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