Ivan Toshkov ivan@toshkov.org writes:
I hadn't started any threads, but perhaps the oracle backend does?
grep reveals threads-based code in CL-SQL so this seems likely.
You can use `C-c C-x t' to get a buffer listing all threads.
Don't know, but this seems to help. The only problem is that CMUCL is not very resposnive, this way. It takes about a second or so to evaluate anything, even a self-eval numbers. Is there a way around this?
Does it only become slow after you connect with CL-SQL? And if you run it outside SLIME then the toplevel remains responsive?
Generally it's easy to get "starvation" with CMUCL's threads since they aren't preemptive. But I don't understand why you would get it only under SLIME.
-Luke