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From: "Thomas G. McWilliams" <tgm AT netcom DOT com>
Subject: Re: Which is best?  C or C++ ???
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Date: Tue, 23 Dec 1997 08:38:28 GMT
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~liquid~ <merlyn AT gate DOT net> wrote:
: statements allowing for more "bug free" programming by constraining it
: to limit the uses. a prime example is the "goto" statement.. From what
: I've read it should be avoided as much as possible

Yes, in the final draft of the standard, C++ has depreciated the "goto"
statement in favor of the "comefrom". For all new software development
it is recommended to structure your design to take advantage of the new
"comefrom" statement instead of the "goto".