Yes, it seems that "libracket3m.a" is stripped too much. (The intent
was to use `strip -S`.) I'll fix that.
At Sun, 20 Sep 2015 23:57:20 +0300, Dmitry Pavlov wrote:
> Matthew,
>
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> I see the libracket3m.a file in the nightly distribution of Racket.
> It seems, however, that the file is of no
Matthew,
I see the libracket3m.a file in the nightly distribution of Racket.
It seems, however, that the file is of no much use: it has the size of
3.4M (the one that I built myself is 23M), it exports no symbols
(none that the nm utility can see), and it expectedly fails linking.
Regards,
We left out "libracket3m.a" just to make the distribution smaller,
since it wasn't clear that anyone found it useful. The minimal Racket
distribution for x86_64 is about 30MB unpacked, and "libracket3m.a" is
5MB by itself. So, the library would be a significant addition for the
minimal
Matthew,
Sure I meant the full distribution.
Thanks, I hope that the consensus will be reached :)
Best regards,
Dmitry
On 09/15/2015 08:06 PM, Matthew Flatt wrote:
We left out "libracket3m.a" just to make the distribution smaller,
since it wasn't clear that anyone found it useful. The
Hello,
I just started to experiment with making my Racket library embeddable to
C programs [1]. The first thing I needed to do was to download
the Racket source code and compile the libracket3m.a. I wonder why the
maintainers do not put this file into the distribution? It seems that
as soon as
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