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There is one case where reentrancy is fine, which is just before return.
return
Instead of doing
let x = c.f() reentrance {A ()}; return x and become A();
we could just say
call c.f() and become A();
This kind of sentences need to specify three things:
Perhaps, we should just limit the use case to, just return what was returned from c.f().
c.f()
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Could implement this as syntactic sugar (syntax transformation) as this is a special case. Assuming this is not too confusing to developers.
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There is one case where reentrancy is fine, which is just before
return
.Instead of doing
we could just say
This kind of sentences need to specify three things:
Perhaps, we should just limit the use case to, just return what was returned from
c.f()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: