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05:22 lewis1711: I'm sort of confused about collections in racket (and collections is probably the wrong term...). So lists and vectors fall under streams, and streams are a subtype of sequences? oh and streams can't be displayed by the repl?
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07:10 lewis1711: I still don't get why sequence-fold doesn't behave like it says it should
07:10 noelw: oh
07:11 lewis1711: rudybot: (sequence-fold + 0 '(1 1 2))
07:11 rudybot: lewis1711: your sandbox is ready
07:11 rudybot: lewis1711: ; Value: 4
07:11 lewis1711: hmm
07:11 noelw: seems ok to me
07:11 noelw: :)
07:11 lewis1711: rudybot: (sequence-fold (λ(e i) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(1 1 2))
07:11 rudybot: lewis1711: ; Value: 6.0
07:12 lewis1711: ok, what... it's working differently here
07:13 noelw: rudybot: (version)
07:13 rudybot: noelw: your sandbox is ready
07:13 rudybot: noelw: ; Value: "5.1.1"
07:13 lewis1711: rudybot: (sequence-fold (λ(e i) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
07:13 rudybot: lewis1711: ; Value: 6.0
07:13 lewis1711: there. that should be 8.0, no?
07:14 lewis1711: rudybot: (foldl (λ(e i) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
07:14 rudybot: lewis1711: ; Value: 8.0
07:14 lewis1711: rudybot: (foldr (λ(e i) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
07:14 rudybot: lewis1711: ; Value: 8.0
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07:15 pujib: hi there!
07:15 noelw: hi!
07:15 noelw: lewis1711: seems odd
07:16 lewis1711: noelw: I know in srfi-43 I think (the vector one?), vector-fold works the same way. and I was given some weird justification I forgot
07:17 pujib: i'm having strange problem with racket v5.1.1, contracts and byte-compiled code, could you shed some light on it?
07:17 noelw: rudyboy: (sequence-for-each (lambda (x) (printf "x\n")) '(2 2))
07:17 noelw: oops
07:17 noelw: rudybot: (sequence-for-each (lambda (x) (printf "x\n")) '(2 2))
07:17 rudybot: noelw: ; stdout: "x\nx\n"
07:18 noelw: ok, i'm being a n00b
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07:18 noelw: pujib: Maybe. Ask your question, you might get an answer!
07:18 pujib: there are 2 files compiled to zo, ihash.scm and config-enumerators.scm. ihash-get function is defined in ihash.scm and provided via (ihash-get (-> ihash? any/c any/c any/c))
07:19 lewis1711: rudybot: (sequence-for-each (lambda (x) (printf "~x\n")) '(2 2))
07:19 rudybot: lewis1711: error: printf: format string requires 1 arguments, given 0; arguments were: "~x\n"
07:19 lewis1711: rudybot: (sequence-for-each (lambda (x) (printf "~x\n" x)) '(2 2))
07:19 rudybot: lewis1711: ; stdout: "2\n2\n"
07:19 lewis1711: noelw: I tried :D
07:19 pujib: then, config-enumerators.scm (require (lib "ihash.scm" "lib")) and uses function ihash-get
07:20 pujib: after (require (lib "config-enumerators.scm" "lib")) in REPL i get the following error
07:20 pujib: link: module mismatch, probably from old bytecode whose dependencies have changed: variable not provided (directly or indirectly and at the expected position) from module: "/opt/dozor/smap/lib/lib/ihash.scm" accessed from module: "/opt/dozor/smap/lib/lib/config-enumerators.scm" at source phase level: 0 in: provide/contract-contract-id-ihash-get.14
07:21 pujib: but both modules are up to date and got from the right place...
07:22 pujib: any ideas?
07:25 noelw: Does it work if you remove the contract?
07:26 noelw: (I wouldn't expect it to, but it is worth trying.)
07:26 noelw: Your require statements are odd.
07:26 noelw: I wouldn't set PLTCOLLECTS
07:26 noelw: Rather create planet dev links to your collections
07:26 pujib: yes, it works when i remove the contract
07:27 pujib: requires may seem odd, but it's the way they are written in the whole project (pretty big)
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07:28 pujib: also it works when i require scm-s instead of zo-s
07:30 noelw: Well, I'm afraid nothing comes to mind.
07:30 noelw: You might try asking on the mailing list
07:31 noelw: It would be useful to state how you compile your code
07:31 noelw: That might affect things
07:32 noelw: Also setting of PLTCOLLECTS, since you're setting it
07:32 pujib: ok, thanks
07:32 noelw: np. sorry i couldn't help more.
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10:56 ohwow_: um hello
10:56 ohwow_: So, what is the situation with concurrency in Racket?
10:57 ohwow_: Clojure promotes itself as all-concurrent language. What are the options if I want to scale my (web-)app on multi-core computer in Racket?
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11:01 rapacity: places/futures
11:02 noelw: places and futures with take advantage of multicore
11:02 noelw: but web-apps are usually IO bound
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11:02 noelw: and here threads / events are useful
11:03 noelw: So, you have a lot of options
11:03 ohwow_: > Racket supports multiple threads of evaluation. Threads run concurrently, in the sense that one thread can preempt another without its cooperation, but threads currently all run on the same processor (i.e., the same underlying OS process and thread).
11:04 noelw: Indeed, but don't forget one thread can run while another is blocked on IO.
11:04 ohwow_: So threads are software-only parallelism, while futures support hardware parallelism?
11:05 noelw: Futures AND places support hardware parallelism with different complementary models
11:08 ohwow_: Ok, but what about Web-Server, does it parallel itself on a multiple processers?
11:08 noelw: I don't think so.
11:08 ohwow_: hm
11:08 noelw: Ask jeapostrophe for a definitive answer
11:09 jeapostrophe: ohwow_: nope
11:09 ohwow_: Are there plans, perhaps on implementing this?
11:09 noelw: (You can setup a load balancer like HAProxy in front of a bunch of servers.)
11:09 ohwow_: Is it even neccessary? Sorry, I am not very familiar with web programming
11:09 jeapostrophe: right now, it wouldn't be appropriate to cook it into the server
11:10 jeapostrophe: because there is an assumption of shared state between each servlet and each running request
11:10 ohwow_: hm
11:10 jeapostrophe: using places would break that
11:10 jeapostrophe: however, it would be very easy to customize the server to do this
11:11 jeapostrophe: by having the server run in a thread that fed requests to a places pool to answer them
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11:11 jeapostrophe: i haven't had the need to do that, but if i did, i'd probably create an abstraction to feed back into the server
11:11 jeapostrophe: if you, or someone else, needs it, i'd help and do the same
11:13 noelw: Some anecdata: node.js is being used to serve web content in some fairly high traffic situations.
11:13 noelw: It doesn't support multicore
11:13 noelw: What ppl do is start n processes, where n = number of CPUs
11:13 noelw: and rope them together using HAProxy (or equivalent)
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11:13 ohwow_: Hm
11:14 noelw: So, you don't really need multicore
11:14 ohwow_: that's interesting noelw
11:14 jeapostrophe: I've done that setup with PLT fwiw
11:16 ohwow_: PLAI has a chapter/section on Web Programming, do you think those are worth reading? Can I just read that single chapter or it would be more appropriate to read the whole book?
11:17 noelw: depends what you're trying to do
11:18 jeapostrophe: It's a good tutorial on the big idea of continuation-based web programming
11:18 jeapostrophe: Rather than coming through papers
11:19 ohwow_: Yeah, I don't have much experience reading scientific papers, unfrotunatelly
11:30 samth: pujib: try running 'raco make' on your files -- that should fix the problem
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11:50 stamourv: lewis1711, noelw: Re `sequence-fold', you have the arguments to the lambda backwards.
11:50 stamourv: rudybot: (sequence-fold (λ(e i) (printf "i: ~a e: ~a\n" i e) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
11:50 rudybot: stamourv: your sandbox is ready
11:50 rudybot: stamourv: ; Value: 6.0
11:51 stamourv: rudybot: and stdout?
11:51 rudybot: stamourv: yes my dear fool and liar.
11:51 noelw: doh!doh!doh!
11:51 stamourv: (sequence-fold (λ(i e) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
11:51 stamourv: rudybot: (sequence-fold (λ(i e) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
11:51 rudybot: stamourv: ; Value: 8.0
11:52 noelw: (The docs could be clearer)
11:52 stamourv: I agree.
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12:02 ohwow_: rudybot: (require srfi/1) (fold (λ (acc x) (+ acc (sqr x))) 0 '(2 2))
12:02 rudybot: ohwow_: (sequence-fold (λ(i e) (+ i (sqr e))) 0.0 '(2 2))
12:02 ohwow_: what
12:02 ohwow_: :S
12:03 ohwow_: rudybot is being creepy guys
12:03 stamourv: ohwow_: When you have multiple expressions, use rudybot: eval ...
12:03 ohwow_: oh
12:03 ohwow_: sorry
12:03 ohwow_: rudybot: eval (require srfi/1) (fold (λ (acc x) (+ acc (sqr x))) 0 '(2 2))
12:03 rudybot: ohwow_: your sandbox is ready
12:03 rudybot: ohwow_: ; Value: 6
12:03 stamourv: Otherwise, it won't recognize it as code, and will spit out a random line it saw in the past.
12:04 ohwow_: rudybot: eval (sequence-fold (λ (acc x) (+ acc (sqr x))) 0 (in-range 2 4))
12:04 rudybot: ohwow_: ; Value: 13
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12:14 stamourv: noelw: Fixed the docs.
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12:18 tauntaun: Should thread-receive-evt be listed in Sec. 10.2.1 of the docs?
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12:38 stamourv: tauntaun: Guide or reference?
12:39 tauntaun: stamourv: reference.  I also have a newbie question about sync, when you have a moment...
12:39 stamourv: Ask away. I haven't used it much, but I can try.
12:40 tauntaun: I'm wondering what the best way is to identify the actual event that unblocks the sync.
12:41 tauntaun: sync returns that event, but how does one distinguish a channel event from a thread event, etc.?
12:41 stamourv: As for the `thread-receive-evt' issue, I would submit a bug report. I don't know myself if it would be appropriate to put in 10.2.1.
12:42 tauntaun: I could set up a hashtable, but that seems a bit much.
12:43 stamourv: I don't know off the top of my head.
12:43 stamourv: Let me see if I have code that does something like that.
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12:47 tauntaun: stamourv: I think this can be accomplished with wrap-evt.
12:48 stamourv: Yep, that sounds reasonable.
12:48 stamourv: That way you can use structs for the different kinds of events, or something similar.
12:49 ohwow_: Why is the complexety of a simple substitution model (as described in PLAI chapter 4) O(n^2)?
12:49 ohwow_: Well, if the program has size n (measured
12:49 ohwow_: in abstract syntax tree nodes), then each substitution sweeps the rest of the program once, making the com-
12:49 ohwow_: plexity of this interpreter at least O(n2).
12:49 tauntaun: stamourv: Thanks!
12:50 tauntaun: Seems this is answer-your-own-question day.
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13:54 dwaynecrooks: hi all... i was wondering whether pattern matching via match supported as-patterns
13:54 dwaynecrooks: i have code like this to write... (define (f x)
13:54 dwaynecrooks: (match x
13:54 dwaynecrooks: [(list (or '+ '- '* '/ '^) lhs rhs)
13:54 dwaynecrooks: ((get-binop (first x)) lhs rhs)]
13:54 dwaynecrooks: [_ 'no]))
13:54 samth: dwaynecrooks: `and' patterns work for what you want
13:55 dwaynecrooks: ok i will check it out... thanks
13:56 dwaynecrooks: ah yes it does... :)
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15:48 peculiar_xoxota: How large is the the racket executable? Can I ship it with my script and expect it to work?
15:48 jonrafkind: 7mb
15:49 peculiar_xoxota: does it require any external lib?
15:49 jonrafkind: not really, its dependant on libm, libc and pthreads
15:49 jonrafkind: on linux
15:52 samth: peculiar_xoxota: the "Create Executable" feature is there to allow you to avoid that
15:52 samth: it does the bundling for you
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15:55 peculiar_xoxota: samth: yes, but it's for school: I need to provide a way to compile or eval the file
15:55 ohwow_: peculiar_xoxota: http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/exe.html
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16:23 bahamas: how do i exit the racket repl?
16:27 jonrafkind: (exit) or ctrl-d
16:27 jonrafkind: or ctrl-\
16:28 bahamas: (exit) did it. thanks, jonrafkind
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16:43 peculiar_xoxota: samth: because simply handing an executable won't prove that I wrote it
16:46 samth: ah
16:47 samth: peculiar_xoxota: how much do you know about the environment that it'll be run on?
16:47 samth: racket runs just about everywhere, but it might be inconvenient to ship all of the possible binaries
16:48 peculiar_xoxota: perhaps 64-bit
16:48 peculiar_xoxota: samth: Hmm, it'll be a 32-bit linux box, probably
16:54 samth: then you should almost certainly be able to either point to or give them a racket executable
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17:24 tauntaun: Something nice is happening but the Reference doesn't seem to define it officially: async-channels can be used as synchronizable events.
17:31 samth: tauntaun: it does mention it in the docs for `make-async-channel'
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17:31 tauntaun: Great! I'm glad it wasn't a fluke.
17:32 samth: but probably it should be listed in the big list of things that are events
17:32 tauntaun: samth: If you're interested, you might also want to add thread-receive-evt to that list.
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18:10 samth: tauntaun: ^
18:12 samth: ask and ye shall recv
18:12 samth: ha! i kill myself :)
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19:30 tauntaun: samth: Thanks :)
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22:24 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] slightly safer CPP macros - Matthew Flatt
22:24 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] fix bug in identifier resolution - Matthew Flatt
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