Ivan Shvedunov

You may take a look at how I did SLIME REPL integration with Qt event loop in CommonQt, if it's of any help to you: https://github.com/ivan4th/commonqt/blob/master/repl-integration.lisp The most important thing...

On my machine the benchmark script gives consistently about 625 requests/s with both `:split-writes nil` and `:split-writes t`. SBCL 1.2.6, current cl-async master.

What actually helps is doing `as:close-socket` for incoming connection after `as:write-socket-data`: ``` Running 10s test @ http://127.0.0.1:8009/ 1 threads and 25 connections Thread Stats Avg Stdev Max +/- Stdev Latency...

Interesting idea. I have my own (unpublished) async CL library that I use for my electron accelerator control system. It's rather strange (heavily FSM-oriented), that's why I still hesistate to...

Here's Qt/libevent integration hack I was talking about https://github.com/sjinks/qt_eventdispatcher_libevent

The example may seem to be a bit dumb, in fact it was a bit more involved with a list of handlers being cleared after every handler is run. Also,...

Perhaps bb-async could also contain some useful wrappers for cl-async functionality, such as `delay-promise` (promise-based replacement for `as:delay`), `spawn-wait` (spawn a process and wait for its termination), `mkdtemp-promise` and so...

I made a mistake in an E2E test case and noticed that issue (request succeeded despite duplicate IDs). As indeed ergw doesn't generate such requests, the problem is not critical...

I'm afraid this is not fixed yet

I suggest that we run `show memory main-heap` a couple of days later and see if the reported heap usage is increasing. If it isn't, then the problem can be...