Most Common Lisp implementations have had good threading support for years now, at least on the implementation's primary platforms.
The threading APIs, however, are all different -- not necessarily in any deep way, but in incidental ways like function names and signatures. There's a package Bordeaux-Threads that provides a portable API layer on top of the various implementation-specific APIs.
The threading APIs, however, are all different -- not necessarily in any deep way, but in incidental ways like function names and signatures. There's a package Bordeaux-Threads that provides a portable API layer on top of the various implementation-specific APIs.