routineswhile
Routineswhile is a concurrency primitive described in some programming frameworks as a control construct that maintains a set of routines active as long as a given condition evaluates to true. It is not a universal language feature but a design pattern used to orchestrate parallel tasks with lifetimes tied to a predicate.
Semantics: When a routineswhile construct is entered, multiple routines begin or resume execution. The central loop
Implementation notes: Routineswhile is commonly realized atop an asynchronous runtime or executor service. It abstracts the
Examples and variants: In pseudocode, routineswhile (condition) { startOrContinue(taskA); startOrContinue(taskB); advanceRoutines(); }. Variants may include optional postcondition checks,