That could probably be useful in general, but now it's less necessary to me.
>
>
Actually, that would still be useful for me too, because from time to time
I have some dependency problem, although I do `raco setup' both collections
(x11-racket then rwind) before running it:
link: module mismatch;
On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Matthew Flatt wrote:
> I guess just using `(define-logger x11)' and `log-x11-debug' isn't
> enough control?
>
The X11 logger (which could still use define-logger I suppose) is used to
print all X ffi calls to standard output, so this requires a (few) level of
ind
I guess just using `(define-logger x11)' and `log-x11-debug' isn't
enough control?
The `--mode' argument to `raco setup' is more intended for this
situation, but it requires a little work to create a mode. Carl's
suggestion of PLTCOMPILEDROOTS may be simpler (though, again, it's not
really meant f
Have you considered using different settings for PLTCOMPILEDROOTS depending
on whether you want the debug info or not? If you do that, you'll simply
have two copies of all the .zo files, and you can simply switch between
them as necessary. Then all of Racket's automatic build dependency
machinery
Because x11-racket compilation depends on an environment variable to decide
if it should compile with debug info or not.
So if I want to recompile with a different debug option without modifying
the source files it seems I need to remove the `compiled' directories,
right?
It seems that `raco setup'
`raco setup -c' is intended to reset a whole installation, and so it
doesn't adapt well to having a collection specified.
Can you explain more why you need `raco setup -c my-collect' instead of
just `raco setup my-collect'?
At Thu, 29 Nov 2012 09:35:01 +0100, Laurent wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Doing
> $ r
Hi,
Doing
$ raco setup -c my-collect
takes about 30s to "bootstrap from source", and it does that for each such
invocation.
Is it possible to reduce this time? It makes "raco setup -c" almost
unusable.
Laurent
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