>  Try to remove the primitive from #yield and then it works ok

Yes, removing the primitive form #yield will introduce one (or more) suspension points because of the (rather complex) fallback implementation. Yet, I cannot do that in a test. :-)

Best,
Marcel
Am 02.02.2021 14:14:14 schrieb jaromir <m at jaromir.net>:
> However, I have no idea why the following happens:
>
> x := 0.
> [ [ x := 1 ] forkAt: 41 ] valueUnpreemptively.
> y := x == 1. "false :-("
>
>
> Or this:
>
> x := 0.
> [ [ x := 1 ] forkAt: 41 ] valueUnpreemptively.
> Transcript showln: 'foo'.
> y := x == 1. "false :-("

The reason is the #yield primitive 167 - it doesn't reflect the change of
priority as done in #valueUnpreemptively... Try to remove the primitive from
#yield and then it works ok
Regards,
Jaromir



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