<efm>
To support dynamic use of #lang with a language specifcation, supply the ++lang flag to raco exe.
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<teardown>
efm, thank you for that link to documention. i'm very new to racket and didn't know about raco
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<lavaflow>
when sync'ing on a unix socket and a thread-receive-evt at the same time, the thread-receive-evt never synchronizes even when the unix socket is quiet
<lavaflow>
and I can't figure out why
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<lavaflow>
unforunately I deleted the code in question last night when I replaced it with two threads instead of one thread syncing on two inputs, but the code in question was almost exactly the same as this: https://gist.github.com/jgreco/0992a96da09ddb80d7b8582be869f66b
<lavaflow>
(except it was using unix-socket-connect instead of tcp-connect)
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<caltelt>
howdy! I'm currently getting started with learning scribble for documenting some stuff I'm working on
<caltelt>
was wondering, I'm trying to re-use my current proc defs and contracts I wrote in my source files, is there an easy way to do this?
<caltelt>
I was trying to use scribble/srcdoc, which seems like it might be what I'm looking for, but it's not working exactly like I would expect, and I can't find any examples of it outside of one racket blog post
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<nisstyre>
lavaflow: hmm interesting
<nisstyre>
that program is a bit hard to analyze
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<lavaflow>
nisstyre: yeah it's not the cleanest code..