[Lispweb] Araneida

[Rudi Schlatte]

On 22. Apr 2005, at 02:21, Brian Mastenbrook wrote:
>
> If you run without multithreading, does aserve use something like 
> serve-event if available? One of the things I like the most about my 
> current environment for web development is that even on non-threaded 
> platforms, I can have an SBCL that's listening for HTTP requests and 
> respondant to SLIME requests at the same time. This doesn't work on 
> clisp because there's no standard equivalent to serve-event, and no 
> way to use the builtin REPL either when using the socket select 
> function.

Nothing like that is implemented, but it would be a neat idea to hook 
up the function process-connection (which takes a freshly-accepted 
connection) into serve-event.  Most of the time, I use sbcl on a 
non-threaded platform, so this would be useful to me.  Next time I hack 
Lisp/web stuff (with luck, within the month), I'll try to implement 
this.

Thanks for the inspiration!

Rudi
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