This keyword provides the name of the function that will be used to read the socket-stream. The default function is called
make-stream-and-run-listener
-- this function expects its first argument to be the name of the session, and thereafter regards the following input as a series of Lisp commands.
If used, this keyword ensures that a message appears when the server is started. The value of this keyword is the stream to which the startup message is displayed.
The name of the service in the
/etc/services
file. The default is
lispworks
.
The process name. The default is constructed from the service name in the following fashion:
(format nil "~ S server" service)
The
start-up-server-and-mp
function starts a TCP server, and starts multiprocessing if it has not already been started. When it is this function that starts the multiprocessing, the only processes that will be running are the server and the idle process.
Note:
start-up-server-and-mp
is implemented only on Unix/Linux/MacOS platforms.