[new release] multicont (1.0.3) #25871
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CHANGES: This release restores compatibility with macOS (14.4.1) when using clang 15 or greater. Changes: * Patch dhil/ocaml-multicont#8: Explicit declaration of `memcpy` to fix compilation error when using clang on macOS (thanks to @tmcgilchrist). * Fixed a regression where enabling feature flag `UNIQUE_FIBERS` caused compilation to fail. * Spring cleaning: Removed unused header imports. * Added an example illustrating how to use the power of multishot continuation to simulate the `return` operator (e.g. as found in C/C++/Rust/etc) using a single handler.
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Multi-shot continuations in OCaml
CHANGES:
This release restores compatibility with macOS (14.4.1) when using
clang 15 or greater.
Changes:
memcpyto fix compilation errorwhen using clang on macOS (thanks to @tmcgilchrist).
UNIQUE_FIBERScaused compilation to fail.
continuation to simulate the
returnoperator (e.g. as found inC/C++/Rust/etc) using a single handler.