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Expand Up @@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ straight-ahead JavaScript library. It's quite useful for more advanced
control flows, so we've included it in the main runtime library.

The `Rendezvous` is similar to a blocking condition variable (or a
"Hoare sytle monitor") in threaded programming.
"Hoare style monitor") in threaded programming.

#### tame.Rendezvous.id (i).defer (slots,...)

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entered, the runtime will find the first argument to the function that
was output by `defer()`. Such callbacks are annotated to contain the
file, line and function where they were created. They also are
annotated to hold a refernce to `defer()`-generated callback passed to
annotated to hold a reference to `defer()`-generated callback passed to
the function in which they were created. This chaining creates an
implicit stack that can be walked when an exception is thrown.

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