Multithreading is handled by C so N-M should be no problem because the key thing is N. If threads are managed from ECL instead then, if available, it will use p

Multithreading is handled by C so N-M should be no problem because the key thing is N. If threads are managed from ECL instead then, if available, it will use pthreads [0] ECL is not a rewrite of some THE compiler, it is a whole implementation. This actually goes toward your point that Julia cant do this because the language is not seperate from its compiler, but it is not because julia is more complicated than common lisp Common Lisp has been called many things, rarely simple. Its spec is over 1000 pages [0] https://ecl.common-lisp.dev/static/manual/Native-threads.html#Native-threads https://ecl.common-lisp.dev/static/manual/Native-threads.htm...