Re: threading

"kims" <kiranmohanm@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

i have a query with me
actually iam working with interleaf lisp. where i found the
need of multithreading concept
and when i asked for it.. there were mixed reactions?
however can anybody answer me about how to implement threading
concept in lisp if that concept is present in lisp..
otherwise how to overcome it

You can overcome it writing a multi-threaded virtual machine, and a
compiler for your multi-threaded lisp source to this multi-threaded
virtual machine.

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