In my personal brainf*ck compiler, I've been using the function "raise-syntax-error" to raise a runtime error, because I want to point at a given point in the text to blame. For example, when an operation causes the tape head to fall off into negative territory, I can point at the offending line and column precisely with raise-syntax-error.
However, it doesn't really feel like a syntax-error. raise-syntax-error doesn't sound right. What should I really be using? Thanks! _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
