BTW, general tip: anyone comparing these kinds of files might want to
use a diff program that does highlighting of a second diff between
diffing blocks. For example, the Ediff feature of Emacs:
http://postimg.org/image/ef0zjh1sh/
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Hi Marc,
On 12/23/2014 7:17 PM, Marc Burns wrote:
What is the output on each host if the PLTSTDERR environment variable is
set to 'debug'?
I'm thinking there may be uncompiled modules in your collects on
Windows. Setting PLTSTDERR=debug will show what the compiler is working
on during startup (
>
> On Dec 21, 2014, at 21:02, Neil Van Dyke wrote:
>
> Offhand, I don't know why you're seeing such a big difference, then.
>
> Regarding various ways that filesystem is cached in RAM, I consistently see a
> big improvement in Racket startup times when there's caching. Maybe you're
> using
What is the output on each host if the PLTSTDERR environment variable is
set to 'debug'?
I'm thinking there may be uncompiled modules in your collects on
Windows. Setting PLTSTDERR=debug will show what the compiler is working
on during startup (and perhaps other useful things).
On Mon, Dec 22, 20
Hi!
i'm trying ,unsuccessfully, to use Racket net libraries.
When I tried get "host not found" error messages... think the
problem is that I connect Internet only behind a proxy?
Could you give a hand with tell Racket what is my proxy?
best regards,
Alejandro
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On Dec 23, 2014, at 5:21 AM, Snyder Pearson wrote:
> I can't see any way to control either client or server-side SSL/TLS session
> caching using Racket's openssl bindings. I don't really need such control as
> long as the server-side part of it works as (IIUC) OpenSSL does by default,
> that
On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 1:55 PM, Matthew Butterick wrote:
> The "listification" of arguments within curly braces is easily the
> aspect of Scribble syntax that trips me up the most. I understand why
> it's done that way. But for my purposes, I usually want the thing
> between curly braces to behav
On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 12:52 AM, Jon Zeppieri wrote:
> `case` is like C's `switch` (but unlike similar constructs in other
> C's switch does, however, allow the use of constant *expressions* as
> case labels, so you can have something like `case FOO % 3`, where `FOO
> % 3` can be computed at comp
I am having trouble finding the solution to exercise 76 for “Fixed-Sized Data”
and would like to find the code to compare mine to. Any idea where to go or if
there is a list somewhere. Thanks
Austin
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I got this to typecheck:
#lang typed/racket
(: my-list : (All (A B ...) (A B ... B -> (List A B ... B
(define (my-list a . bs) (cons a bs))
(: transpose-vector-list (All (A B ...) (-> (List (Vectorof A) (Vectorof B) ...
B)
(Vectorof (List A B ...
I can't see any way to control either client or server-side SSL/TLS session
caching using Racket's openssl bindings. I don't really need such control
as long as the server-side part of it works as (IIUC) OpenSSL does by
default, that is, each server-side SSL context contains a session cache
that i
Hi,
Is the version of make-date that doesn't require calculating the week-day
and year-day?
(struct date (second minute hour day month year week-day year-day dst?
time-zone-offset))
It looks like I can put any old value in the week-day and year-day fields,
but I'm nervous about this.
> (define d
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