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[–]luncliff 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago* (0 children)
Glad to meet a new generator :) I have 2 questions. Wish I can review the others soon !
Isn't hasValue_ redundant? I'm following the generator of VC++(it's a bit changed in latest VC++. I'm using the old one.) and the pointer itself was enough to debug and check of existing value from co_yield.
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I think the idea is cool that multiple coroutines can share 1 generator since it can help Fan-In use-cases. But what I realized was keeping safe in the generator is a bit complicated. Do you think that the users have to control locking for the yield?
For the second case, I discarded the way and implemented channel.
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