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Fri, 22 Aug 2003
Resumable Exceptions
On James Robertson's blog theres a post and comment regarding resumable exceptions. It set in the context of Smalltalk, but it's very educational.
It's possible to do the same in any language that supports continuations, as shown in Daniel Friedman's
Applications of Continuations.
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