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Hi, I see references to thread continuations in the coroutine lib but I'm not really sure about what we need to consider if we make our own concurrent libraries. Let's say we call lua_resume: Do we need to get the lua_callbacks and invoke the break handler if the resume returns LUA_BREAK? When exactly does a continuation run and what situations is it supposed to handle?
I couldn't find any resources on this extension anywhere else, but if there's any existing documentation on it that I just missed during my search I would really appreciate it if someone could link it for me :)
P.S. If someone could also write about it in #251 that would be very much loved
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Hi, I see references to thread continuations in the coroutine lib but I'm not really sure about what we need to consider if we make our own concurrent libraries. Let's say we call
lua_resume: Do we need to get thelua_callbacksand invoke the break handler if the resume returnsLUA_BREAK? When exactly does a continuation run and what situations is it supposed to handle?I couldn't find any resources on this extension anywhere else, but if there's any existing documentation on it that I just missed during my search I would really appreciate it if someone could link it for me :)
P.S. If someone could also write about it in #251 that would be very much loved
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