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@section[#:tag "hashlang-variations"]{Using @tt{#lang marketplace} and friends}
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@;{
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@defmodulelang*[(marketplace
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marketplace/flow-control
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marketplace/typed
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marketplace/typed/flow-control)]
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}
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@defmodulelang[marketplace]
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Programs written for Marketplace differ from normal Racket modules
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only in their selection of language. A Racket module written with
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actions spawn application processes and nested VMs, which in turn
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subscribe to sources of events from the outside world.
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There are a handful of variant languages to choose from:
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At present, there's just @tt{#lang marketplace}. In future, there will
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be a variation for Typed Racket, and languages providing greater
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support for flow control, responsibility transfer, and other
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networking concepts. For now, Typed Racket programs must be written as
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@tt{#lang typed/racket} programs using @racket[(require marketplace)]
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and @racket[ground-vm:] explicitly.
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@;{
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@itemlist[
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@item{@racket[marketplace] is for @emph{untyped} programs, and uses
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@racket[marketplace/flow-control], but for typed programs.}
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]
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}
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@section{Using Marketplace as a library}
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