Transpile yielding, i.e., co-routines #424
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We model the abstract control flow of co-routines so that we can transpile them into state machines for languages which do not support them natively. In particular, this is necessary when we want to model iterations over unmaterialized sequences such as verification errors.
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We model the abstract control flow of co-routines so that we can transpile them into state machines for languages which do not support them natively. In particular, this is necessary when we want to model iterations over unmaterialized sequences such as verification errors.