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14.2.5.2 Multiprocessing on startup

There are three ways to make LispWorks start multiprocessing on startup.

1. Use the -multiprocessing command-line argument

2. Save the image to start with multiprocessing by doing

(save-image "mp-lispworks"
:restart-function 'mp:initialize-multiprocessing)

3. Use delivery to create the executable and pass the argument :multiprocessing t to deliver . The delivery function will be called automatically in a new process. See the LispWorks Delivery User Guide for more details.

In all cases, mp:*initial-processes* can be used to control which processes are created on startup.

Note: On Windows, Linux, FreeBSD and Mac OS X you cannot save a LispWorks image with multiprocessing running.


LispWorks User Guide - 21 Jul 2006

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