Its quite nifty, I've 5 routines grinding away now, in addition to
cl-http. Lisp makes writing html fun... :) I find I agree with the
oft stated virtue of Lisp where the run/crash/debug and development
phases all operate in the same language space. Coming from C/C++ as I
do, it wasn't an obvious advantage until I started trying to make use
of it. Thanks to everyone who helped (and help) to make such a neat
language.
wrt lispworks multiprocessing,
The docs didn't make this clear, or maybe I missed it, but to what
degree are symbols and objects "thread-safe"?
My assumption is update operations from multiple processes on a given
object are not sequenced in any predefined way, but each update
operation is guaranteed to complete before the next can begin;
meaning, the value of an object is always valid, even if its not what
was expected (or desired).
Thanks,
Greg Menke