At Tue, 15 Dec 2020 17:00:42 -0800 (PST), Alex Harsanyi wrote:
> I am trying to use `(current-process-memory 'cumulative)` to determine the
> total memory used by an application, including the memory that was
> reclaimed by the garbage collector. I would expect the results from the
> call to be
I am trying to use `(current-process-memory 'cumulative)` to determine the
total memory used by an application, including the memory that was
reclaimed by the garbage collector. I would expect the results from the
call to be constantly increasing, and this is indeed the case at a "global"
scal
Missed Ryan's email earlier. Thanks Ryan!
~slg
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On Tuesday, December 15, 2020 3:27 PM, Sage Gerard wrote:
> Answering my own question for those searching.
>
> Yes, make-ssl-connect@ tracks protocol recommendations. [1] shows that
> make-ssl-connect@ uses `ssl-ma
Answering my own question for those searching.
Yes, make-ssl-connect@ tracks protocol recommendations. [1] shows that
make-ssl-connect@ uses `ssl-make-server-context' with default arguments,
meaning an `auto' protocol. The server context docs point to client context
docs for the meaning of `'au
It sounds like you're running into a problem specifically with things
like the file dialog.
Everything in Racket runs in a thread. When your program starts, it
runs in the "main" thread. Normally, a Racket thread that can run will
run, no matter what other Racket threads are doing. When a
foreign-
In Racket, does a given process have to be in a thread in order to give up time
to other threads? In other words, putting code in a thread does not guarantee
it will keep running if execution can move into other code that is not threaded?
Details:
I am working on documenting and writing exampl
I study programming and have to do permutations in Racket without something
like map , foldr, remove, remq, sort! or begin. So now i have a code but it
doesn't show me every Permutation and some dopple. I can't find the issue
or how to fix and program it right only using recursion. Maybe some of
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