Fix for MinGW cross-compilation errors in public xs.h header due to direct setjmp() usage instead of _setjmp() macro defined in the same xs.h header.#45
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direct setjmp() usage instead of _setjmp() macro defined in the same xs.h header.
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This fixes MinGW crosscompilation issues, where CPP (C pre-processor) complains about wrong number of arguments to setjmp() by using platform-aware _setjmp() macro defined in the same xs.h header.