>supposed to allow us what you propose Even though Loom is cool, it will take years to get it to the general availability state.
Kotlin is here, and its concept of suspending functions is more or less easy to reason about. Kotlin-Java-Kotlin interop is fast. It does not require to wrap-unwrap objects. >does it use Exception triggering to do this Continuation No, it does not. Suspending functions are compiled to a switch code (which implements the state machine). Vladimir
