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Remind me--- is there a Mod-Lisp for CL? Or any (Scheme etc.) other? --hsm

• KirinDave 19y ago
  It doesn't matter, because this method is somewhat archaic anyways. You might want to consider how horizontal share-nothing apps tend to work. You can combine share-nothing with continuation-based web servers if you have a smart and fast dispatcher sitting above your cluster of responders. I'm working on fixing that in Fuzed ( http://github.com/KirinDave/fuzed/tree/master http://github.com/KirinDave/fuzed/tree/master ) You might want to quickly whip up a fuzed binding for CL and give it a try, it makes wiring any language to a webapp as simple as responding to a binary protocol. This might seem like a sidestep to the actual problem, but it actually has a lot of nice side effects in terms of your organization of discrete responders.
  • hsmyers 19y ago
    Interesting! I'd investigate further, but my needs have not yet required a framework. Were that so, I'd certainly ride a rail or two... --hsm
• hsmyers 19y ago
  Had I been awake, I would not have asked such a silly question. The answer is "Of course there is!" Google is your friend. There is a semi-generic Mod-Lisp package and at least one wrapper for it cl-modlisp... The rest is left as an exercise for the reader.
  • hsmyers 19y ago
    One for scheme as well--- mod-lisp.scm