I can't figure out how to distribute an application that uses places.
When this was brought up on the list once before (subject "Compiling a
program with places"), Matthew suggested using
`define-runtime-module-path', but I don't see how to make this work:
`dynamic-place' does not take a resolved module path, and using
`resolved-module-path-name' returns a symbol module name that is not
understood by `dynamic-place'. The regular `place' form does not work
either, as the executable generated by "raco exe" returns the following
error:
place: the current module-path-name is not a file path
Even using built-in "db" library with the #:use-place option to the
connection functions does not seem to work:
standard-module-name-resolver: collection not found:
"db/private/generic" in any of: ()
Is there any way to make this work? The racket program we're using needs
to be delivered onto computers where it's not necessary or desirable to
have the full racket distribution installed, and we'd like to use places
to prevent foreign calls (e.g. sqlite) from blocking the main runtime
and for parallelism.
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Brian Mastenbrook
br...@mastenbrook.net
http://brian.mastenbrook.net/
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