On Mon, Jul 09, 2007 at 09:32:26AM +0900, Simen Edvardsen wrote:
> >
> >Intuivitely, a function yields its hold of the Vm/interpreter to its
> >caller. "Yield" is also used in some cooperative-threading
> >implementations, in which a thread yields control to the scheduler. I
> >don't think the name is unintuitive at all. Besides, keywords should
> >be short, conscise, and why in the name of the Language Designer gods
> >should there be an underscore in a keyword?!
>
> "Intuivitely, a function yields its hold of the Vm/interpreter to its
> caller." should be "Intuivitely, a function yields its hold of the
> Vm/interpreter to its
> block", of course.
s/Intuivitely/Intuitively/
(as long as we're correcting stuff)
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