It was written to make the CLSQL backend to cl-Weblocks thread-safe, but should be useful for other applications employing database access and threads.
Porting code is almost always trivial; just instantiate fluid-database instead of calling connect.
While it is provided as a separate library, the preferred form of using it is to merge its Git branch.
More information is available on the common-lisp.net project page.
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