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Symmetric coroutines are implemented via the Coroutine class. This is used by either subclassing Coroutine and overriding the run method or passing a target Runnable to the Coroutine constructor.
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public class Coroutine {
public Coroutine();
public Coroutine(Runnable target);
public Coroutine(long stacksize);
public Coroutine(Runnable target, long stacksize);
public static void yield();
public static void yieldTo(Coroutine target);
protected void run();
}
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- they are prepared to take an input value and return an output value
- these input and output values are of generic type
- the caller/callee relationship of asymmetric coroutines leads to a differentiation between "calling" a coroutine and "returning" from it
- it implements Iterable so it can be used in for-each loops
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public abstract class AsymCoroutine<InT, OutT> implements Iterable<OutT>
{
public AsymCoroutine();
public AsymCoroutine(long stacksize);
public InT ret(OutT value);
public InT ret();
public OutT call(InT input);
public OutT call();
protected abstract OutT run(InT value);
@Override
public Iterator<OutT> iterator();
}
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