Hello,
in the info pages for readtables there's an example how to serialize a continuation. The continuation multiplies by 100, an it's captured like this by the function suspend-and-die!:
... (lambda () (* 100 (suspend-and-die!))) ...
I'd like to extend the example in a way, that the continuation shall not do the total computation at once. Instead, it shall compute a part, and serialize the remainder of the computation. The semantics may look something like this:
... (lambda () (* 20 (suspend-and-die-ext! (* 5 (suspend-and-die-ext! 1))))) ...
It's not sufficient that suspend-and-die-ext! has just one more (dummy) parameter than suspend-and-die!: *** ERROR ... -- Thread is terminated
I guess that some more thread creation has to be added, because thread-terminate! is called twice (indirectly by suspend-and-die-ext!). Where? Can somebody help me extending the example?
Regards Thomas