> I'll stick with the Asynchronous class loader, I will try to make some > changes to it, so it uses ASM instead of BCEL since the use of > Annotations would simplify my dev. If I ever get to that point, I'll > ask how to submit a patch.
Actually I would like to look into that as well. I just don't like the current rewriting code. > Now digging into Continuations, I'm still perplexed, once you call > suspend(), aside from capturing the stack, nothing happens, the thread > continues execution. Yes and no :) > Shouldn't forminstance/abstractcontinuable be stopping the current thread? The idea is that once suspend is called you return from the method immediatly. Same goes for all consecutive calls on the callstack. > Otherwise this means that loops & business logic will get invoked. > And It's a rather large pain to detect if the continuation is > suspended in the javaflow code and not execute logic. You don't have to worry about that :) As a side effect of contributing to a to a research paper I've written some documentation. Will put that online soon. That should help to get you started and seeing the full picture. Thanks for your participation! cheers -- Torsten
signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
