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it really depends. if the accepted coroutines hides memory allocations willy-nilly, it means that there is a whole body of code that will never ever use corouti
by jcelerier 8y ago
it really depends. if the accepted coroutines hides memory allocations willy-nilly, it means that there is a whole body of code that will never ever use coroutines in their code. While waiting for non-magic-allocating coroutines would have made those better in five years.