Thanks for the response. Since writing this, I've tried to better understand
this C code, and my understanding of the problems here might have not been
correct. They still probably aren't correct, but I'll try to better articulate
the challenge.
I tried all of the techniques you suggested, none
Sorry for the slow response!
At Thu, 11 Jan 2018 12:56:02 -0500, Mark Wunsch wrote:
> Yes — that's perfect, thank you! And it also gives me a better sense of how
> racket/gui is implemented for macOS. This snippet of code is now included in
> my library, and I wonder if there's benefit to having
Yes — that's perfect, thank you! And it also gives me a better sense of how
racket/gui is implemented for macOS. This snippet of code is now included in my
library, and I wonder if there's benefit to having this be available in
racket/gui for cross-platform usage?
Now that I understand this a b
At Wed, 10 Jan 2018 11:17:14 -0800 (PST), Mark Wunsch wrote:
> The main question I have is: How does racket/gui set up and interact with
> the NSApplication's main thread?
> [...]
> My sense of this crash is that there's something inside the racket/gui
> internals []
> that works around a "ty
Hi there. I've run into a bit of a conundrum and I'm not quite sure how to
proceed. This code intersects between Racket, C (through FFI), and Cocoa
and I'm by no means an expert in any of those, so I'm hoping someone can
help explain an odd set of bugs I'm seeing.
The main question I have is: H
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