jumpfcontext
Jumpfcontext is a programming concept that refers to the act of transferring control from one execution context to another within a program. This transfer is often a non-local jump, meaning it can bypass the normal function call stack unwinding. The term "jumpfcontext" itself is not a standardized term across all programming languages but encapsulates the idea of context switching in a more direct, jump-oriented manner.
In some systems or languages, jumpfcontext might be implemented using mechanisms like setjmp/longjmp in C, coroutines,
While powerful, the use of jumpfcontext requires careful management. Incorrectly implemented jumps can lead to memory