On 25/07/17 17:35, Matthew Flatt wrote:
[...]
- Wrapper executables need to be set up to replace `racket`, etc. I
don't know whether it's better for the wrapper to find `scheme` and
launch it or better for the wrapper to statically link to the Chez
Scheme implementation (as a replacement for the `scheme`
executable). The latter is probably necessary on Windows, where
there's no execve(). This task could tun out to be more of a
build-system problem than anything.
Just a little comment.
I don't know what is the plan for the scripts in $HOME/.racket/*/bin,
but the scripts should call the interpreter in /usr. I hope you don't
want to install real binaries in $HOME for racket-minimal + raco
packages (like drracket).
On OpenBSD, we mark the racket binaries as "wxneeded" and the /usr/local
partition is mounted as "wxallowed". If you move the executable to
$HOME, it will not work because /home is not mounted as "wxallowed".
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