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Designing a Producer-driven Stream Protocol by Formal Refinement
The coroutine has broadly diffused in the practice of concurrent programming in the form of generators and asynchronous functions as well as processes communicating through pipes. We wanted to use coroutines in Python to create single-threaded Unix-style pipelines. Unfortunately, available solutions
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