memento-mori is
hosted at Github. You can
download it there if it's not available on quicklisp yet.
CL-USER> (ql:quickload 'memento-mori)
To load "memento-mori":
Load 1 ASDF system:
memento-mori
; Loading "memento-mori"
(MEMENTO-MORI)
CL-USER> (defparameter *scheduler* (mori:make-threaded-scheduler 6))
*SCHEDULER*
CL-USER> *scheduler*
#<THREADED-SCHEDULER [6 threads] #x302000E02CFD>
CL-USER> (mori:send (mori:spawn #'print :scheduler *scheduler*) "Hello, world!")
"Hello, world!"
"Hello, world!"
CL-USER>
memento-mori is a library for writing robust, actor-based systems in
Common Lisp. It draws inspiration from Erlang/OTP,
particularly its crash-first approach to high-availability systems, as well
as Akka. memento-mori works under the assumption that
whatever you do, you will eventually crash, and thus the best way to keep a
system running is to try to limit the damage and recover.