Hi, i would like to execute a compiled rack script from an embedding racket program. The script should contain references and calls to symbols (functions) dynamically added to the environment from the embedding program. I managed to make it work using scheme_eval_string_all but i would like to avoid parsing the string each time i need to execute the script, so my idea was to compile it at program startup and then execute the jit compiled version of it. So I tried to parse the string once like do_eval_string_all function does (eval.c file inside the sources), and instead of evaluating each parsed s-expression i used scheme_compile to generate the compiled version of each s-expression. Then after all the expressions were parsed i used scheme_eval_compiled_multi to evaluate them, but this doesn't work. In the eval.c file there is a function called scheme_compile_for_eval, which i think should be the one to call for this scenario, but it's not exposed.
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