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Coroutine is definitely appropriate here. Any implementation that has one function (routine) executing while others are paused is applicable. It always means co
by dkjaudyeqooe 3y ago
Coroutine is definitely appropriate here. Any implementation that has one function (routine) executing while others are paused is applicable. It always means cooperative multitasking, which this is. No meaning lost whatsoever.
- nialv7 3y agoCoroutine doesn't just mean cooperative multitasking, it means a specific form of cooperative multitasking. There's value in making that distinction. Also don't get me wrong, meaning of words do change, I am grumpy about it but that's fine. Kinda feel weird to have people telling me it has always meant that.
- dkjaudyeqooe 3y agoOK, but what's the distinction? What are the different kinds of cooperative multitasking here?