I'll try with 3m. I am a bit skeptical here - as the resulting
program.exe is about 150M when properly build and apparently has to
include a lots of native DLLs. But reading the documentation (again)
makes me think that generally it should work.
Technically the byte-code should be platform-indepen
Thinking about this a little more, I don't think all the pieces are in
place for CS. At least, I don't remember setting up all the pieces...
The extra piece needed for Racket CS is a Chez Scheme cross-compiler
that runs on Linux but produces machine code for Windows. That can be
done --- and it is
Have you already tried using `raco exe` on Linux (i.e., using Racket
for Linux) but generating Windows executables?
https://docs.racket-lang.org/raco/cross-system.html
Note that the "tarball" distributions at places like
https://download.racket-lang.org/releases/7.7/
can be handy for sett
Hello Racketeers,
although I am developing Racket applications on Linux, our customers are
usually running Windows. The good thing about Racket (and racket/gui
especially) is that it requires virtually no OS-specific code for many -
even non-trivial - tasks. However it is not that straightforward
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