It turns out that the solution was to delete previously compiled code in
various places. I guess that things I was trying to run were trying to link to
something, besides standard libraries, compiled under Racket 6.10.
On Oct 3, 2018, at 3:48 PM, Philip McGrath wrote:
> Seeing that you're on
Seeing that you're on Mac, `which raco` should help to confirm what version
of raco you have installed. (Interestingly, raco doesn't seem to support
the `--version` flag, which I think it probably should. `racket --version`
does work, but it's possible, albeit unlikely, that you could be have a
I'm just now getting back to this after returning from Racketcon. I ran `raco
setup` as the user and again as root and it did not solve the problem. So then
I tried `raco setup -c` but this gave permission errors (unlike the previous
commands). so I ran `sudo raco setup -c' and then `sudo
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