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If you're just talking about generic Lisp then it doesn't really hold a candle to Erlang in terms of concurrency primitives. However Racket supports a lot of th
by anaphor 13y ago
If you're just talking about generic Lisp then it doesn't really hold a candle to Erlang in terms of concurrency primitives. However Racket supports a lot of the same things Erlang does like asynchronous channels, mailboxes, lightweight threads, etc... I really encourage you to check it out :)
- aaronbrethorst 13y agoYeah yeah, but I just want to build apps that people will use. I'm not particularly interested in getting bogged down in what I see as only being a pissing match between hardcore CS people :)