Function returning twice

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A few special-purpose function in C and C++ can return twice, instead of once like a normal function. An example is std::setjmp (which is standard C99 and POSIX, but not C++): setjmp returns once, when first called, and returns again--that is, control jumps back to immediately after the point of return--if longjmp is called later. Functions which return twice cause special problems for compilers and optimisers, and often need to be specially annotated to work correctly (for example, using GCC attributes).