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Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure
From: |
Miroslav Silovic |
Subject: |
Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure |
Date: |
13 Mar 2001 19:58:06 +0100 |
Marius Vollmer <address@hidden> writes:
> Yes. I think there is no way to make the guarantee that control will
> return from within the language, but this guarantee can be provided by
> the writer of the code that uses call/cc or call/ec. Using call/ec
> expresses the guarantee that control will not return, while using
> call/cc at least gives the hint that control is likely to return.
>
> One can of course use call/cc and not let the control return, but one
> shouldn't. That's the main reason for providing call/ec: so that the
> programmer can better express what he wants to achieve. What he wants
> to achieve matters to the rest of the system, so this expressibility
> is important to provide in the system.
Sounds fair enough. :)
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How to eff the ineffable?
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, (continued)
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Miroslav Silovic, 2001/03/06
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Marius Vollmer, 2001/03/06
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Miroslav Silovic, 2001/03/07
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Marius Vollmer, 2001/03/07
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Miroslav Silovic, 2001/03/12
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Marius Vollmer, 2001/03/13
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure,
Miroslav Silovic <=
- Re: Procedure proposal: call-with-escape-procedure, Marius Vollmer, 2001/03/13