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On 2023-02-15 12:57, Dmitry A. Kazakov wrote:


> Clearly co-routine and OS thread have different properties as 
> implementations of same concept of a "thread of control."


I've been asking you to explain how those different properties would be 
visible to an Ada programmer who wants to use co-routines. That is, how 
would Ada co-routines differ from Ada tasks *for an Ada programmer*, but 
so far I've seen no answer from you that I find understandable. I think 
we can stop here.