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The <code>suspend<code> operator suspends the execution of the <code>sqr</code> block, causing it to return the function <code>(op f nil)</code>. The variable <code>f</code> represents the captured continuation as a function. Continuation functions take one mandatory argument. We don't need that here, hence the <code>(op f nil)</code> expression is returned: it curries the one arg continuation function <code>f</code> to a function with no arguments. |
The <code>suspend<code> operator suspends the execution of the <code>sqr</code> block, causing it to return the function <code>(op f nil)</code>. The variable <code>f</code> represents the captured continuation as a function. Continuation functions take one mandatory argument. We don't need that here, hence the <code>(op f nil)</code> expression is returned: it curries the one arg continuation function <code>f</code> to a function with no arguments. |
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The loop pushes these suspended continuations into a list, and then <code>nreverse<code>-s it. |
The loop pushes these suspended continuations into a list, and then <code>nreverse</code>-s it. |
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We then interactively call the continuations in the list. |
We then interactively call the continuations in the list. |
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