In the last draft (#2), all changes based on all comments and
extensive reviews on the mailing list so far were incorporated.  Since
then, there was no more discussion.  Thus, I would propose to declare
finalization in a week.  On the other hand, should more than editorial
changes become necessary during this period, we would see the third
draft instead.

Thanks,

Marc

Am Sa., 10. Sept. 2022 um 03:26 Uhr schrieb Arthur A. Gleckler
<xxxxxx@speechcode.com>:
>
> I've just published draft #2 of SRFI 226. It was submitted by Marc Nieper-Wißkirchen, author of the SRFI.
>
> Here are Marc's comments on the draft:
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> This draft contains all the changes that happened in my private repository since Aug 15, 2021. Please see the individual commit messages below.
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> Here is the commit summary:
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> Rename SRFI.
> Fix broken links.
> Fix preview link.
> Fix typo. Use TLS/SSL.
> Review by John Cowan
> Discuss Marc Feeley's earlier work.
> Add more acknowledgements.
> New abstract
> Rename two-argument versions of call/cc as requested by Marc Feeley.
> Incorporate Vladimir Nikishkin's suggestions.
> Add section on safety and concurrent modifications.
> Add remark on table of contents in issue section.
> Add concurrent modification violation.
> Add and implement thread locals; remove -specific inherited from SRFI 18.
> Clarify the limits of this specific iterator protocol.
> Rename current-exception-handlers to exception-handler-stack.
> Add explanation about the use of the word prompt.
> Explain initial continuation better.
> Rewording forcing continuation.
> Clarify aborted continuation.
> Add some rationale for why w-c-m is a special form.
> Incorporate John's latest editorial comments.
> Add documentation for the SRFI 18 procedures.
> Clean up issue section.
> Fix errors reported by W3C HTML Validator.
> Publish second draft.
>
> Here's the diff:
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> https://github.com/scheme-requests-for-implementation/srfi-226/compare/draft-1..draft-2
>
> Regards,
>
>
> SRFI Editor