#include <coro.h> retval = _ccall( cptr [, value] );
"_ccall" invokes the co-routine specified by "cptr". The co-routine will begin execution at the point at which it was last suspended (by "_ccall", "_resume", "_cret", BREAK, or a function entry). "_ccall" saves a pointer to the current co-routine (i.e. the one that invokes "_ccall") in the header of the co-routine being invoked. This lets the co-routine return with "_cret" if it wants to. This pointer to the caller (parent attribute) is also passed to any co-routines that are resumed by the callee.
If "value" is specified for a co-routine that has not been invoked previously, the first argument will be set to "value". This will override the value of the first argument specified in the call to "_coro".
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