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Currently, the before and after methods of a thunk use the dynamic scope of the thunk call site, meaning that they effectively have a lexical closure of a dynamic scope. This behavior seems relatively unintuitive, and it would make more sense if the dynamic scope of the continuation jump site (the Cont object call, that is) were to be used instead.
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Currently, the before and after methods of a thunk use the dynamic scope of the
thunk
call site, meaning that they effectively have a lexical closure of a dynamic scope. This behavior seems relatively unintuitive, and it would make more sense if the dynamic scope of the continuation jump site (theCont
object call, that is) were to be used instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: