Practically I think that means async/await can capture more than just one frame on the stack. Thus it's not just a simple shallow `yield`.
To me the limitations of generators are rather small (being explicit when you're doing cooperative tasking), so worth the extra typing.
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I get your point and I don't disagree. But there is a lot of proven ground that langs with del conts have and abstractions you simply...
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can't do with gens unless you're extremely verbose. Anyway, take a look at my link, Swift's approach looks super interesting
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I read it :) (but admittedly on my phone)
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And admittedly I need to read it more to see how they actually take advantage of it
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I read it again more thoroughly. Opinion stayed the same :)
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And I wouldn't want to impose the burden of interruptibulity on code I'm calling.
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Sorry about your mentions
@littlecalculist. Probably should have dropped you a while ago.
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