David Kastrup writes:
> I assume that the above list could contain more than a single call of
> (suspend).
Yes, of course.
>> For example, (%% list 1 2 3 (begin (suspend) 4) 5) expands to:
>>
>> (call-with-values
>> (lambda () (parallel (suspendable list)
>>(s
Mark H Weaver writes:
> I'm still not entirely clear on what you want,
Well, I said there were elements missing in the picture, so it is not
like I am entirely clear on it myself.
> but perhaps you're looking for delimited continuations, a.k.a
> composable continuations, partial continuations,
Hi David,
David Kastrup writes:
> Noah Lavine writes:
>
>> Okay, let me see if this is right now.
>>
>> In the expression
>>
>> (list (call-with-current-continuation func) (+ 4 14)),
>>
>> you want the addition to be done before the
>> call-with-current-continuation, as opposed to being part
Noah Lavine writes:
> Okay, let me see if this is right now.
>
> In the expression
>
> (list (call-with-current-continuation func) (+ 4 14)),
>
> you want the addition to be done before the
> call-with-current-continuation, as opposed to being part of the
> continuation.
>
> Right?
This is par
Okay, let me see if this is right now.
In the expression
(list (call-with-current-continuation func) (+ 4 14)),
you want the addition to be done before the
call-with-current-continuation, as opposed to being part of the
continuation.
Right?
Noah
On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 9:00 AM, David Kastrup
Noah Lavine writes:
>> On Wed, Jan 4, 2012 at 8:16 AM, David Kastrup wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I was just wondering about the ability for using multiple continuations
>>> in contexts that don't guarantee an order of execution. Functions like
>>> map, list and other structure builders.
>>>
>>>
Let me see if I understand what you mean. I think you're talking about
an expression like this:
(cons (call/cc store-this-continuation) (call/cc store-this-continuation))
and you want a way to distinguish the first and the second call/cc, by
guaranteeing the order they are hit. This will let yo
Hi,
I was just wondering about the ability for using multiple continuations
in contexts that don't guarantee an order of execution. Functions like
map, list and other structure builders.
If one uses those for building a structure, and some paths of execution
hit a call-with-current-continuation
