This work! Amazing!! We have coroutines!
Note in particular branch-and-link is just a library function!!!!
proc branch-and-link (target:&LABEL, save:&LABEL)
{
save <- label_address next;
goto-indirect *target;
next:>
}
// Coroutine test!
//
// We're going to have two procedures which just
// oscilate between each other. The tricky bit
// is initialisation of the variables.
// We can branch-and-link between labels but
// the entry point of a procedure isn't a label.
var p1 : LABEL;
var p2 : LABEL;
proc co1 () {
// start here
println$ "ONE";
// set our restart point
&p1 <- label_address entry1;
// now call the other coroutine
co2;
// we want it to come back to here
entry1:>
println$ "THREE";
// now we can zig-zag
branch-and-link (&p2, &p1);
println$ "FIVE";
// end properly
}
proc co2 () {
// here we got started by co1
println$ "TWO";
// since p1 is already set we can just do this now:
branch-and-link (&p1, &p2);
// and we're back from co1 again
println$ "FOUR";
// now just jump out
goto-indirect p1;
// no way to ever get here
}
// run coroutines
co1;
--
john skaller
[email protected]
http://felix-lang.org
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