David Benoit
David Benoit
Racket2 should implement a generic API for ordered and unordered collections, something like https://github.com/lexi-lambda/racket-collections.
`raco setup` segfaults while running `/data-doc/data/scribblings/data.scrbl` in a fedora koji armv7hl build environment. ``` raco setup: --- building documentation --- raco setup: installing: /builddir/build/BUILDROOT/racket-6.9-1.fc26.arm/usr/share/doc/racket/scribble.css raco setup: installing: /builddir/build/BUILDROOT/racket-6.9-1.fc26.arm/usr/share/doc/racket/scribble-style.css raco setup:...
Each config README file should list the compatible cloud providers if not fully compatible across all providers.
char* currently becomes a racket _string ffi object. there are going to be cases where a function takes or returns a char* which is not a null-terminated string. not sure...
I haven't been able to find a way to obtain evaluated macro constants directly from clang. It is possible to obtain definitions, so a solution could be to try to...
I think this could be somewhat trivially accomplished by using dynamic-ffi to generate static bindings to itself.
this blocks doing anything more interesting with c_decl.val, especially through the pipe
libm requires nested header parsing which is implemented but not exposed via any public API. libm also has some kind of FunctionNoProto declarations which break dynamic-ffi. run `tests/broken/libm.rkt` to see.
The caching routine currently does some checking for valid file names, and replaces characters which have semantic significance in file paths like "/". I want to double-check at some point...