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He probably said that before "async/await" 
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He did indeed. It was like fifteen years ago or so.
You also couldn't combine yield and async in the beginning.
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honey the codewitch wrote: my lexer generator generates code in a language
I presume you really do mean that it is yours.
That is the problem of course with doing your own code generation. Of course your real choices are to update that tool or stop using iterators.
Myself I would probably just not use iterators. There probably isn't that much impacted code.
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Maybe I wasn't clear. In order to update the tool, I need to port code from stuff that uses iterators to stuff that doesn't.
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Ok? Not sure I see how that changes what I suggested?
Porting code always involves changes. Otherwise it would just be copying code.
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It's really difficult to port iterators away to non-iterator code for anything non-trivial. The necessary transformation is pretty complicated, and involves building state machines and using a bunch of gotos.
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honey the codewitch wrote: away to non-iterator code for anything non-trivial.
Do we have a different definition of iterator? What I am thinking of is the following. No idea how you can get to a state machine from that.
Iterators - C# | Microsoft Learn[^]
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Yep, that's iterators.
Note that there is no intrinsic .NET support for this feature. It is a feature of the C# compiler, which works by transforming the code.
The C# compiler transforms it into a state machine based coroutine by
A) hoisting local variables to make them members of the IEnumerator implementation.
B) Implementing MoveNext() such that wherever there's a yield, that's a new state in the state machine. Because the routine actually returns at that point. When you call it again, it is "restarted" where it left off using the state machine.
All iterators are state machines once the compiler is done mangling that code.
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They are usually sent out well before now, but I haven't received such an email yet.
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I got it about 12:30 PM today, Eastern Standard Time.
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
I’m begging you for the benefit of everyone, don’t be STUPID.
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The last one I received was at 11:30am yesterday (PST)
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It's almost like a John Grisham novel.
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They should hold people personally accountable.
Organizations are literally destroying the world and governments be like "but they're companies, so we can't do anything."
Sure, sue companies for damages, which is almost always less than what they made, while the CEO's still get their bonuses.
Lax governments are the only reason people like Zuckerberg or whoever is (or was) CEO at Shell are still doing business instead of having lifelong sentences in jail.
In case of UnitedHealth, people made an active decision to go with this model, make huge profits, and ![Elephant | [mastadon]](https://codeproject.global.ssl.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/elephant.gif) their customers.
It's fraud, theft and in case of a health insurer something like attempted murder at large scale.
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