Re: [boost] [coroutine] new versions

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Also, the coroutine-fn is called immediately when the coroutine is called, and not deferred to the first operator() call.

I don't get it - when will be the body of coroutine-fn entered?

coro_t c( fn);//? or c(); //?

The first option.

what if the coroutine-fn expects some arguments? coroutine< int( string) > c( fn); c( "abc"); This would indicate that you have to block (jump back) inside coroutine-fn if you try to access an argument. Oliver