Revisiting coroutines

Author:

Moura Ana Lúcia De1,Ierusalimschy Roberto1

Affiliation:

1. Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC--Rio), Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Abstract

This article advocates the revival of coroutines as a convenient general control abstraction. After proposing a new classification of coroutines, we introduce the concept of full asymmetric coroutines and provide a precise definition for it through an operational semantics. We then demonstrate that full coroutines have an expressive power equivalent to one-shot continuations and one-shot delimited continuations. We also show that full asymmetric coroutines and one-shot delimited continuations have many similarities, and therefore present comparable benefits. Nevertheless, coroutines are easier implemented and understood, especially in the realm of procedural languages.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

Software

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