Thanks Robby and Matthew. I use relative or runtime-computed paths myself
so it looks like everything is clear. I do need to consider how to manage
different Racket builds, right now I have stuck with the same build but
updating Racket is something I will need to manage.
Deren
On Apr 16, 2015 3:
A potential problem with copying files is that the timestamps can get
out of sync. You'll want to make sure that timestamps on the ".zo"
files stay newer than the timestamps on the ".rkt" sources.
At Thu, 16 Apr 2015 02:03:31 -0500, Robby Findler wrote:
> 1) Compilation to .zo files (what raco mak
1) Compilation to .zo files (what raco make does) can theoretically
embed absolute paths, but this is something we work hard to avoid, so
it shouldn't be happening. We use the ability to move .zo files around
when building our distributions, for example, so I think you should be
safe. (But there ca
Hi group,
I use Racket in an embedded linux system. My normal development process is
to write Racket code in Windows, transfer this to the embedded computer,
and then use raco make in the Debian system. But when the system is powered
on, it doesn't boot to Debian, it boots to a busybox OS where th
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