Runtime async via intrinsic - #20235
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The features dictionary lost ImplicitDIMCoverage, MethodOverloadsCache,
ErrorOnMissingSignatureAttribute, DirectDelegateConstruction,
AccessProtectedBaseFieldFromClosure and RecordSpreads entries, causing
54 CI test failures ('Unable to find feature' internal errors and
preview features not enabled).
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Yet another proof of concept (see also #19449)
The experiment here is to explore viability of working CE builders with just a minimal compiler support.
consider
intrinsic, which when used as a member or function body, promotes it to
managed async.We can have a fully inlining builder which wraps the code in it's Run method:
Because resumption is handled by the runtime, the builder is effectively just a sync builder with
There are more concerns than suspension / resumption that the runtime apparently does not handle and they would have to be covered either by the compiler or the builder implementations:
awaits in EH blocks (IAsyncDisposable) - this has a PoC in the tests here.
byref locals and execution context / sync context, see C# docs below.
runtime spec :
Runtime-async specification
interesting docs on C# implementation