Hi Michael,
You were right. My mistake was that I assumed that the size of a Fortran LOGICAL
was 8 bits, whereas it is 32 bits (at least in g77's case).
Many thanks for your help,
Alexander
"Alexander Shendi (Web.de)" schrieb:
>Hi all,
>
>So here it is
>
>
>
>Michael Wilber schrieb:
>
>>W
Hi all,
So here it is
Michael Wilber schrieb:
>Without places, racket is single-threaded, so non-threadsafe code
>shouldn't be a problem unless you're using places.
>
>When the presence or absence of JIT compilation is significant, that
>tells me that maybe you're doing something undefined wi
#:in-original-place? should do the trick, as it's what the pango
bindings do as well:
https://github.com/plt/racket/blob/master/collects/racket/draw/unsafe/pango.rkt#L121-L128
You probably don't need #:atomic?. #:atomic? has to do with callbacks
from foreign code back into Racket.
Without places, racket is single-threaded, so non-threadsafe code
shouldn't be a problem unless you're using places.
When the presence or absence of JIT compilation is significant, that
tells me that maybe you're doing something undefined with memory.
Would you mind showing us the source code?
"
Hi,
So I habe now installed DrRacket and everything seemed fine until I tried to
access libarpack.so via Racket's foreign interface. I seem to have two
problems:
- the library is not threadsafe.
- "racket" and "racket -j" give different results for the same problem.
This leads to the following qu
[I am changing the subject line so that it may be easier to track the
conversation.]
You can see examples of port usage (including an example of tcp) here
on this page:
http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/ports.html
You'll want to look into getting familiar with the general input and
output
i have included the " # lang racket" phrase
i have issues with the syntax of tcp-connect
it would we very helpful if u
can tell how can i send a message "hello" from one machine to another using
tcp
can u tell something about sand-box and what all things we can do from it
thankx
At Tue, 02 Apr 2013 01:11:49 +0200, Juan Francisco Cantero Hurtado wrote:
> On 04/01/13 23:41, Matthew Flatt wrote:
> > Thanks for tracking this down!
> >
> > Just to make sure, does `--enable-libffi' work for you? It should be
> > the default, actually.
>
> Yes, but I added -pthread to LDFLAGS. O
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