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From: Arno Schoedl (schoedl_at_[hidden])
Date: 2024-05-10 07:22:30
> Do you have a code example of that? I'm able to wrap stackful
> coroutines into std::coroutine_handle's, so I'd like to see if there's
> some UB-infused solution to your problem.
Not right now, on vacation. But letâs say you want a line
std::for_each(range, â¦)
to be part of a generator coroutine where ⦠is itself a coroutine that yields. Is there a way to avoid std::for_each having to be a coroutine?
Arno
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