But I wonder, if VAST problems with seaside are related to something 
like that ;)

Danil
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> :) Nice question, important as well.
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>> I guess the state
>> (iteration index) is stored in the C stack and cannot be captured by
>> looking at thisContext, right?
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> No, nothing can be stored in the C stack. Say we have ... apply: 
> seqColl from: here to: there, then at each iteration the VM does here 
> := here + 1 (that's a privilege of the VM). Later when #commonReturn 
> comes back, the situation is precisely as it was at the time of the 
> first call, expect that argument 'here' reflects the progress. And 
> kangaroo and debugger and friends are not affected.
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> It is because of the latter that I'd say that that works in harmony 
> with continuations.
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> /Klaus
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