concurrency

• Bordeaux-Threads - Bordeaux-Threads lets you write multi-threaded applications in a portable way
• Calispel - Calispel is a concurrency library for thread-safe message-passing channels, in the style of the occam programming language
• ChanL - ChanL is a concurrency library built on top of bordeaux-threads that provides channels as thread-synchronisation primitives
• cl-actors - A simple Common Lisp implementation of the actor model of concurrency
• cl-future - Cl-future is a simple way to achieve parallelism for common lisp on multiprocessor shared memory Unix machines
• cl-gpu - cl-gpu is a translator from a subset of Common Lisp to CUDA? for writing GPU? kernels
• CL-IPC - CL-IPC is an UFFI wrapper to do Unix IPC
• cl-muproc - CL-MUPROC is an Erlang-inspired concurrency library available under the BSD license for Lispworks, OpenMCL, SBCL, CMUCL, and ACL
• cl-stm - CL-STM is a concurrency library providing Software Transactional Memory
• csp - CSP (``communicating sequential processes'') support for Lisp
• Eager Future2 - Eager Future2 provides composable concurrency primitives that unify parallel and lazy evaluation, are integrated with CL's condition system, and have automatic resource management
• lparallel - lparallel is a new concurrency library
• patron - Patron is a multi-consumer/multi-producer thread pooling library written in Common Lisp with flexibility and performance in mind
• PCall - PCall is a concurrency library that implements simple 'result-oriented' parallelism on top of Bordeaux-Threads
• SW-STM - sw-stm is a concurrency library that provides Software Transactional Memory (STM) for Common Lisp
• thread - Threads are a kind of concurrency
• thread-pool - thread-pool is library that allows asynchronous function execution from a static thread pool
• threading-queue - threading-queue is a CL macro to distribute work on several threads, feeding the data via thread-safe-queues over several steps
• timer - An event scheduling library for SBCL by Zach Beane
• trivial-timers - Trivial-timers is a minimally portable implementation of the SBCL timer extension using Bordeaux-Threads

Threads are a popular technique for concurrent programming:

• Bordeaux-Threads - Bordeaux-Threads lets you write multi-threaded applications in a portable way
• ChanL - ChanL is a concurrency library built on top of bordeaux-threads that provides channels as thread-synchronisation primitives
• cl-actors - A simple Common Lisp implementation of the actor model of concurrency
• patron - Patron is a multi-consumer/multi-producer thread pooling library written in Common Lisp with flexibility and performance in mind
• Portable-Threads - Portable-threads is the GBBopen project's portable-thread code all packaged up for ASDF-Install
• sb-cpu-affinity - sb-cpu-affinity lets you set Linux scheduler CPU affinity masks from SBCL
• thread-pool - thread-pool is library that allows asynchronous function execution from a static thread pool
• threading-queue - threading-queue is a CL macro to distribute work on several threads, feeding the data via thread-safe-queues over several steps

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