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gcc 3.3 try - catch -finally

Subject: gcc 3.3 try - catch -finally
From: Chris Meyer <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 21:50:30 -0700

At WWDC during one of the sessions (410 - Cocoa Update, I think), the presenter mentioned a new Objective-C exception syntax in Cocoa using @try, @catch, and @finally.

Does anyone know if this available in the GCC 3.3 compiler? [sorry - I haven't installed the tools yet]

If so, does it play nicely with existing exception macros (NS_DURING, NS_HANDLER, NS_ENDHANDLER)?

Does it merge well with C++ exceptions (so as to make mixing of C++ and Objective-C possible)?

If not, is there a recommended migration path?
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