On Tuesday, August 1, 2017 at 4:59:14 AM UTC+8, Vincent St-Amour wrote:
> Racket version 6.10 is now available from
>
I just updated to Racket 6.10 on Windows 10 and noticed a bug that causes a
crash (access violation). This happens when there is a symbolic link in a
`make-directory*` call. To reproduce it:
* OS is Windows 10 64 bit, Racket version is 6.10, 64 bit
* open a command window and
* create a directory "mkdir c:/some_dir"
* create a link to that directory "mklink /d c:/some_dir_link c:/some_dir"
* In DrRacket, run the following:
(make-directory* "c:/some_dir_link/subdir")
The result is that DrRacket will crash. Same happens with racket.exe and any
application built with racket that uses `make-directory*` with a path that
contains a link.
The make-directory* call works fine in Racket 6.9 on the same platform.
Best Regards,
Alex.
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