What you see is the basic memory needed to load and run the gui framework.
[[ FWIW, Racket uses generational collection. ]]
> On Sep 7, 2015, at 4:17 PM, Michael Titke wrote:
>
> I have written a little card game Open Flowers which needed about the same
> amount of memory.
>
> My guess
On Monday, September 7, 2015 at 12:49:11 AM UTC-7, daniel wrote:
> Yes, thanks for providing the images. I tested a bit and it worked very
> well. I like the idea of the "ONBUILD" images.
>
> Daniel.
Those are experimental at the moment, I may change the interface they use
sometime in the near f
I have written a little card game Open Flowers which needed about the
same amount of memory.
My guess is that amount of memory is just the "fuel memory" the engine
needs from one garbage collection cycle to the next. Traditional
mark&sweep stop-the-world garbage collection seems to come to an
I have a small GUI app that is taking up a lot of memory - 135MB even when
run from a compiled executable and 235MB when run via "racket gui.rkt". Is
this expected? If not, could someone please take a quick look and see if
I'm doing something obviously wrong?
Code is here: https://github.com/marti
2015-09-07 6:08 GMT+02:00 Anton Vodonosov :
> As far as I understand the Racket design, Whalesong is enough to bootstrap
> full Racket in a JS environment. It's a great opportunity. I would like
> very much to have an interactive lisp development where I can develop both
> server side and client
I removed all dependencies for UI components and now it works! Here is a
link to the documentation if someone is interested to play with a new
Turtle-graphics package using big-bang animation:
http://pkg-build.racket-lang.org/doc/racket_turtle/index.html
The Package Manager/Package Server - syste
Hi Anton,
There has been some work to make Whalesong self-hosted. I'm not sure if
it works as I didn't try it. There are some language incompatibilities
but your Racket code will just work otherwise, notably Big Bang programs.
Whalesong doesn't give you a REPL, but it will show you stacktrace
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Anton,
Vishesh Yadav has been doing some pretty cool things with Whalesong
lately, notably to make program sharing easier[1].
Vishesh will be speaking about this work at RacketCon on the 27th.
If you can't join us in person, the talk will also be streamed live and
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Am 04.09.2015 um 04:58 schrieb Robby Findler:
> This a fantastic! Thank you for the access to old versions of Racket.
>
Yes, thanks for providing the images. I tested a bit and it worked very
well. I like the idea of the "ONBUILD" images.
Daniel.
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