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lua_coroutines.nim
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###########################################################################
#
# Lua-style assymetrical coroutines
#
# resume(co, val):
#
# Starts or continues the execution of coroutine co. The first time you
# resume a coroutine, it starts running its body. If the coroutine has
# yielded, resume() restarts it; the value `val` is passed as the results
# from the yield().
#
# send(val):
# yield():
#
# Suspends the execution of the calling coroutine. The value `val`
# passed to sent is returned as results from resume().
#
###########################################################################
import cps, options, deques
type
Coroutine = ref object of Continuation
val: int
# Magic procs for yielding and receiving. Note: we actually want
# to have yield() and receive() in one single operation so we can
# do `vlaOut = yield(valIn)`
proc jield(c: Coroutine, val: int): Coroutine {.cpsMagic.} =
c.val = val
proc recv(c: Coroutine): int {.cpsVoodoo.} =
return c.val
proc resume(c: Coroutine, val: int): int =
c.val = val
discard c.trampoline()
return c.val
# This coroutine calculates the running total of the passed numbers
proc fn_coro1() {.cps:Coroutine.} =
var sum = 0
while true:
sum += recv()
jield(sum)
var coro = whelp fn_coro1()
for i in 0..10:
echo coro.resume(i)