<@U3D2DCKQT> ```It is crucial to implement corout...

# coroutines

[suresh]

@pniederw

It is crucial to implement coroutines efficiently, i.e. create as few classes and objects as possible. Many languages implement them through state machines and Kotlin does the same. Main idea: a suspending function is compiled to a state machine, where states correspond to suspension points.

This is what i see in the official doc. Just curious, where can i see more info that kotlin uses stackful coroutines?