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Properly classify nested (non-transparent) structs.
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OSX uses -freg-struct-return, which returns small structs in regs.
Thanks to Adriano Bertucci.
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Error handling works, C++ interoperability generally works.
C++ destructors in libs compiled with G++ cause trouble (ok with MSVC).
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This works like the GCC extension, e.g.:
FILE *fopen(const char *fn, const char *mode) __asm__("" "fopen64");
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