On Nov 5, 2005, at 9:48, Tomo wrote:
The usage is following:
1. The parent interpreter creates child a ParrotInterpreter object.
2. The parent interpreter runs the child interpreter with runinterp
opcode.
3. The child interpreter suspends by itself with suspend opcode.
4. The parent interpreter resumes the child interpreter with resume
opcode.
I don't see why I should use another interpreter for this kind of
functionality. You might have a look at coroutines though, which
additionally provide argument passing & return values from .yield(),
are simpler to use and are much less heavy than creating a new
interpreter.
leo
