I’m new to both Racket and Scheme; I’ve been reading through the R6RS, and I’m trying to get started with some simple code.
Unfortunately, I’m having trouble with Racket’s R6RS syntax/supporting features; what, exactly, is `(#%module-begin)` supposed to do? How am I supposed to properly use it? From the way I read it, I’m supposed to wrap every R6RS “library” and “top-level program” individually in a Racket `(#%module-begin)` to make Racket capable of understanding the R6RS content? Here’s what I was getting started with, and thus the code I can’t seem to get working. I get an error that it’s expecting an `(import)` instead of an `(export)`, which seems to me that it would source from Racket thinking it’s looking at an R6RS top-level program instead of a library (where `(export)` *would* be illegal syntax): https://gist.github.com/972114 The error I’m getting is thus: some-r6rs.rkt:1:22: top-level-program: expected an `import' declaration, found something else in: (#%module-begin (library (wheeeee (1 1)) (export run) (import (library (rnrs base (6)))) (define (run a) (printf "running!\n")))) _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
