lisp-network-server is a simple framework for
writing Common Lisp network applications. It
takes care of listening on the network, accepting
the connection, and starting a new thread with
handler functions of your network-aware application.
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More robust error handling that now catches broken network streams and aborts correctly. Log files aren't opened and threads started at read time, but by an explicit (lns:start-framework) call at runtime. This release adds a (daemon) function (exported), and has updated and improved documentation.
An ASDF system definition was added. The code was
switched to using bivalent streams to enable mixed
character and binary I/O. A time server was added
to the examples (as a binary example).
Initialization of the fortune example was sped up.
