No, not at all. Stackless coroutines only preserve a single call frame, while stackful coroutines [1] preserve the whole stack. For example python, C#, C++ coroutines are stackless, while lua and Go are stackful.
It is hardly a coroutine at all if no state, other than the instruction pointer, is preserved.
[1] See the lua coroutine papers where the nomenclature is introduced.
It is hardly a coroutine at all if no state, other than the instruction pointer, is preserved.
[1] See the lua coroutine papers where the nomenclature is introduced.