Awesome, that looks like the right thing.
Thanks,
Marc
On Fri, Mar 27, 2020 at 10:08 AM Alexis King wrote:
> I recommend Ryan Culpepper’s whereis package:
> https://docs.racket-lang.org/whereis/index.html It provides both a
> programmatic interface and a raco command.
>
> Alexis
>
> On Mar 27,
At Sun, 29 Mar 2020 13:13:08 -0700 (PDT), zeRusski wrote:
> First, CS snapshots in Utah and NW mirrors offer no libracketcs.a so I went
> ahead and attempted to build CS from the github master. Sadly its `raco`
> tool is unaware of the `ctool` subcommand, so I'm guessing snapshots are
> built
>
> It wouldn't work anyway since `declare_modules` also failed to resolve
> and I'm guessing I really need the `libracketcs.a` from the snapshot for
> that.
>
Oh ... I see `declare_modules` is produced by `raco ctool`. Why static
though? This means I have to #include "hello.c" like in the
Failed so far, sigh.
First, CS snapshots in Utah and NW mirrors offer no libracketcs.a so I went
ahead and attempted to build CS from the github master. Sadly its `raco`
tool is unaware of the `ctool` subcommand, so I'm guessing snapshots are
built from your own private fork or something. I
Hi everyone,
Recently I've been experimenting with Typed Racket and trying to gradually type
my code base.
One of the functions that I need to write is to extract a list of strings from
a JSON object, if it has following form:
{
"Type": "DTHidden",
"Data": { "Type": "CDUsers",
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