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This makes (on (asserted)), (on (retracted)) and (during) behave as if they are *grouping* by their named captures, which is what we want. It gives a much easier to understand programming model. Note the differences in execution of example-partial-retraction.rkt before and after this patch. This patch gives example-partial-retraction.rkt, and programs like it, a more natural behaviour. |
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README.md
Racket implementation of Syndicate
The language itself
This repository contains a Racket
implementation of Syndicate in syndicate, which includes
-
the implementation of the
#lang syndicatelanguage, in thesyndicatedirectory. -
a TCP echo server example, which listens for connections on port 5999 by default, in
syndicate/examples/echo.rkt. Connect to it using, for example,telnet localhost 5999. -
a handful of other examples, in
syndicate/examples/.
Auxiliary collects
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syndicate-glis a Syndicate interface to 2D OpenGL based graphics -
syndicate-monolithicis an implementation of the "monolithic state change notification" dialect of Syndicate
Compiling and running the code
You will need Racket version 6.4.0.14 or later.
Once you have Racket installed, run
raco pkg install syndicate
to install the package from the Racket package repository, or
raco pkg install
from the racket/ directory of the Git checkout to install the package
from a local snapshot. (Alternatively, make link does the same thing.)
This will make #lang syndicate available to programs.
At this point, you may load and run any of the example *.rkt files
in the
syndicate/examples/
directory.
Copyright
Copyright © Tony Garnock-Jones 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016.