Thanks Paulo,
If you need someone to test stuff on real aarch64 hardware just ping me. I
have both Windows 10 and Ubuntu here (under WSL2)
Best
Andre
On Tue, 23 Jun 2020 at 07:57, Paulo Matos wrote:
> Hi Andre,
>
> Work on this is ongoing - joint work with Jesse Alama. We have two ports
> bein
Hi Andre,
I have put a reminder on my notes that you can help tests AArch64 on
Windows10.
That's really useful.
Thank you for the kind offer,
Paulo Matos
Andre Garzia writes:
> Thanks Paulo,
>
> If you need someone to test stuff on real aarch64 hardware just ping me. I
> have both Windows 1
Hello
I recently went through the process of embedding the Racket.framework in
Xcode, and i just wanted to share the steps in case anyone else would like
to do this.
Note the documentation says (
https://docs.racket-lang.org/inside/cs-embedding.html)
"On Mac OS, besides "libracketcs.a" for stati
I've tried fighting with the docs but I don't really understand why the
error occurs.
(require racket/sandbox)
(sandbox-path-permissions
(list*
(list 'execute (current-directory))
(sandbox-path-permissions)))
(define ev (make-module-evaluator "#lang racket/gui"))
(define eval2 (make-mod
Hi,
Your email is not an assault I think, but nevertheless I would like to add some
positive remarks on the community.
It is true that us...@racket-lang.org has changed in the last year or two
years, I think.
There are much less posts of users nowadays.
It is obvious that what you call the ‘caba
The docs on make-set!-transformer do not mention that it also applies to
set!-values.
That is does apply to both is a good case, I think. I have tried to find the
documentation on the GitHub of racket but could not find it. Please give me a
hint where to look, so I can do a pull request for sub
Here it is.
https://github.com/racket/racket/blob/master/pkgs/racket-doc/scribblings/reference/stx-trans.scrbl#L31
I agree that it will be good to have a pointer or an example involving
set!-values in the documentation of make-set!-transformer. The status
quo is kind of indirect. The documentation
On Thursday, June 25, 2020 at 6:14:42 AM UTC+8, jos.koot wrote:
Questions and problem reports of users always are responded to very
> promptly.
>
It depends. If the problem report starts with "racket crashes when I do
X", it will be fixed within 24 hours. For everything else, not so much.
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