[chlorion]

I don't think it needs to become multithreaded, it just needs better support for async/event loop style concurrency!

Right now we can run subprocesses without blocking anything with "make-process", but interacting with the process is pretty clunky, and you have to use the process sentinel and filter to perform callbacks when the process changes state or exits. There is quite a lot of boilerplate to setup for all of this and the control flow is pretty confusing IMO.

A nice "async/await" style interface to these things could really go a long way I think!