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03:41 dgs: i've recently upgraded my pc to a macbook and installed drracket on there. One thing I've noticed is that when lists get returned, they are returning with "shared" components, instead of just dumping out the literal interpretation of the list
03:41 dgs: is there any way to disable it? (just I'm only a scheme newb, and this is just making things harder than they need to be =)
03:43 dgs: nm
03:44 dgs: typically after asking . . . I see an option to do just that =)
03:44 Kaylin: d/w everyone does that
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08:55 (topic) -: Racket -- http://racket-lang.org -- logs at http://racket-lang.org/irc-logs/
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11:23 untrusted: hi! is there a way to reduce gc pause time?
11:31 offby1: dunno.
11:31 offby1: Next!
11:35 bremner: untrusted: do you have a memory limit set in DrRacket? this would cause more frequent collections. Which might be what you want; or the opposite.
11:38 untrusted: bremner: i don't use drracket, is there a cli option for racket? or some procedure to call?
11:38 untrusted: (new to racket)
11:39 untrusted: (just writing a small sync to vblank + opengl test)
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11:39 bremner: sorry, don't know.
11:39 jhemann_: for racket scripts raco, I believe.
11:39 untrusted: (vertical bar scrolling from left to right, you see missed frames easily, looks like full gc runs cause missed frames)
11:40 jhemann_: sorry racket
11:41 jhemann_: http://docs.racket-lang.org/guide/other-editors.html?q=command-line-tools
11:42 bremner: jhemann_: does that talk about gc controls somewhere? I think that is the question at hand.
11:47 untrusted: can't find anything related at http://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/running-sa.html
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11:51 untrusted: calling (collect-garbage) really hurts
11:52 jhemann_: hm. the closest I've found is Matthew talking about being able to disable/enable it.
11:52 jhemann_: http://groups.google.com/group/racket-users/msg/120b34ed6ca0e0bc
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11:56 untrusted: this works (for some time ;-)
11:56 untrusted: getting low on battery
11:56 untrusted: thanks and cu
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12:16 robert1: Hello
12:16 offby1: Sez you
12:16 robert1: Has anyone here used racket for a distributed computing project?
12:17 offby1 shifts uncomfortably
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12:18 sajith: people, just to make sure: racket 5.1.2 do not have define-judgment-form, correct?
12:18 offby1: no idea
12:19 offby1: why not search for it in the docs?
12:19 sajith: http://docs.racket-lang.org/release-notes/redex/HISTORY.txt
12:19 sajith: it says define-judgment-form was added in v5.2
12:20 sajith: i was hoping to find some trick to avoid an upgrade... and get work done. :)
12:21 offby1: I suppose if the definition is simple you could just copy-n-paste it.
12:21 offby1: But that could be a rathole.
12:21 sajith: yeah.
12:21 offby1: upgrading isn't _that_ painful -- particularly if you install a binary
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12:25 sajith: doing so.
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12:53 sajith: Well, Debian unstable seems to have v5.2.1. I think I will go with that.
12:54 sajith: It must be a form of superstition to prefer one's distribution's version, but still..
12:59 bremner: sajith: I don't follow you. Isn't that the latest version? Or you are not using debian?
13:03 bremner: or everything is fine now?
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13:44 sajith: bremner: everything is fine now!
13:45 sajith: bremner: I'm on Debian testing, which has v5.1.3
13:46 sajith: bremner: pulled v5.2.1 from Debian unstable, and now I'm a happy camper.
13:47 bremner: sajith: oh, yeah. It hasn't migrated to testing yet because it doesn't build on your toaster yet.
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21:38 crdueck: does racket have a builtin function to parse a string into words, like haskell's "words"?
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21:53 bremner: crdueck: hmm. I'd look at the various string functions. You can definitely do with "regexp-split" or something, but there should be something simpler as well.
21:53 crdueck: bremner: i ended up using regexp-split
21:57 crdueck: is there anyway to "unstring" a string, for example i have "+" and i want to use it as the operator: +
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22:06 bremner: ah, yeah, "read"
22:07 jhemann__: something like string->symbol would work in that case as well
22:07 jhemann__: oh. well for that case yeah that might be the way to go
22:07 bremner: But to really call it as a function, does one need eval?
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22:20 bremner: crdueck: if your input is sexp-like, then read+match is quite powerful.
22:43 eli: crdueck: `regexp-split' is the tight thing to use for that.  (We'll soon have a simpler `string-split' too.)
22:43 eli: ASau: Is this yours: http://www.freshports.org/lang/racket-textual/
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23:05 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] Improve the contract error messages: - Robby Findler
23:05 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] added opters for real?, listof, and non-empty-listof - Robby Findler
23:05 RacketCommitBot: [racket/master] improve recursive-contract so that it doesn't expand into as much code - Robby Findler
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