Hello, I've added a new keyword argument :MODE to START-SERVER that can be one of :THREADED or :SERVE-EVENT and implemented serve-event support for SBCL and CLISP. This is a preliminary patch. No real-world testing or documentation yet. It might however already be useful for people doing development on, e.g., SBCL/OSX. In CLISP's case, you have to run (hunchentoot:clisp-serve-events) to for the server(s) to actually run and handle requests. By the way, should anyone deploy a server using serve-event, make sure to run it behind a reverse proxy such as Apache's mod_proxy or Pound otherwise a client with a slow connection will stall all the other clients. Also, regarding CLISP, it complains about WRITE-SEQUENCEing a sequence of (unsigned-byte 8) to a flexi-stream with a character element-type. See the START-OUTPUT function in headers.lisp towards the end. Not sure if that was the best fix or whether it should be conditionalized for CLISP. Patch URL: http://common-lisp.net/~loliveira/patches/serve-event.diff Comments welcome. -- Luís Oliveira http://student.dei.uc.pt/~lmoliv/ PS -- This is a resend as my previous message got stuck somewhere. Sorry if it becomes a duplicate.