On Dec 23, 2005, at 1:06 PM, Bulat Ziganshin wrote:
hm... you are waste much time unsystematically "optimizing" random-selected parts of program.
It's an assumption that you are making.
what you want to buy with continuations and, more important, why you need it?
To try to implement "thread priorities". I would like to use continuations instead of threads and pick the next continuation to run based on how much time it has to responde to the poker server.
JR> Alternatively, I would appreciate an example that requests, say, two JR> Ints by saving a continuation each time and returns the sum.
do a <- readLn :: IO Int b <- readLn :: IO Int return (a+b) [...] amazed? :)
Amused yes, amazed no. The code does not save a continuation after requesting each integer and does not allow me to call/cc it saved continuation with an integer of my choice. This is pretty much what I'm looking for: http://lisp.tech.coop/Web% 2FContinuation Thanks, Joel -- http://wagerlabs.com/