I started getting some unexpected and unexplained errors from Racket when
trying to build a stand alone executable. The versions is: Racket 6.12
64bit
on Windows 10.
If I try to run my application from Racket, it runs with no problems.
If I build an executable and try to run it, I get the follo
Last few times I had this error it was one of the following:
1. Incorrect version (32 vs 64bit)
2. Problem with Path.
For 2. have you tried setting it up with absolute path to eliminate Path as
a problem?
G.
On Thursday, March 22, 2018 at 10:54:59 PM UTC+1, Joel Dueck wrote:
>
> Trying to test
Side comment for the list, on software engineering security practice...
If what you have to do with the PDF is simple to do to the raw PDF
format, and your code might be fed PDF files of provenance that you
don't control, it's probably better security not to involve Poppler.
https://nvd.nist.g
Trying to test a new package of mine on Windows.
On a fresh install of 6.12 on Windows (Win10 if it matters), I installed
package `pdf-read`, as well as `racket-poppler`.
Running this program in DrRacket:
#lang racket
(require pdf-read)
Results in the error:
ffi-lib: couldn
On 22/03/18 10:10, Tim Jervis wrote:
> I was amused but not surprised, if that makes sense, and I agree that it
> is clear elsewhere.
>
> I was thinking a few extra bytes for another example in the
> documentation for number? might be worthwhile, and in the same tutorial
> spirit of the comment
I was amused but not surprised, if that makes sense, and I agree that it is
clear elsewhere.
I was thinking a few extra bytes for another example in the documentation for
number? might be worthwhile, and in the same tutorial spirit of the comment in
the following entry for complex?
Tim
> On 2
I think the introduction to the "Numbers" section is fairly clear that,
from Racket's perspective, +nan.0 and +nan.f are inexact real numbers:
https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/numbers.html
I do appreciate the irony of the names. Perhaps `(number? +nan.0)` could be
added as another example of
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