No big deal, but I thought I'd report this:
I had a series of expressions that were generating unwanted output.
Putting them inside a (begin <>) did not work, for reasons that were
explained to me elsewhere (thanks!)
Anyway, I sorted the problem by enclosing every offending expression in
(void <>). No problem.
Later I was looking at the code and thought- this is messy, why don't I
just try enclosing it all in a (begin) and then (void) that begin?
So I did
(void (begin
(<exp1>)
(<exp2>)
(< ...>)
(<expN>)
))
Program went into an infinite loop, DrRacket screen greyed, and I had to
kill the task on Linux to get back to normality.
Is this known/expected? Worth raising an issue?
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