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  • upstream/5.1+dfsg1

    uploaded to unstable
    
  • upstream/5.1.1+dfsg1

    uploaded to unstable
    
  • debian/5.1.1+dfsg1-1

    e887a1ba · Merge branch 'dfsg' ·
    uploaded to unstable
    
  • v5.1.1

    6f8817d0 · v5.1.1 stuff ·
    Racket v5.1.1
    
    * The new `racket/stream' library provides `stream-first',
      `stream-rest', a lazy `stream-cons', and so on.  Streams are a
      subtype of sequences, so they work in `for' forms.  Some sequence
      generators, such as `in-range', now produce streams.  A
      `racket/sequence' library replaces the old `racket/stream'
      library.
    
    * The new `racket/syntax' library contains facilities useful for
      writing macros.  The new `syntax/srcloc' and `syntax/location'
      libraries provide support for manipulating source locations.
    
    * The `racket/gui' library now supports multi-column list boxes and
      scrolling panels.
    
    * The new `ffi/file' library is useful for writing foreign library
      bindings that cooperate with Racket's security guard mechanism.
    
    * Generators from the `racket/generator' library can now have formal
      arguments that are used when the generator is fired up.
    
    * Single-precision floating-point support is now enabled by default.
      Single-precision floats print differently from their default
      double-precision counterparts, new primitives convert between the
      two precisions, and new reader syntax supports single-precision
      literals.
    
    * JIT improvements include a small change to aid x86 branch
      prediction on function-call returns, which can speed up some
      programs significantly.
    
    * Typed Racket:
      - The numeric tower has been entirely overhauled.  TR programs can
        now use more precise types than before, and check more numeric
        properties, such as sign or range properties.
      - Fixnum optimizations have been improved and should apply more
        broadly.
      - The performance of the typechecker has been improved.  In
        particular, dispatch on large union types should typecheck much
        faster than before.
    
    * The Stepper can now step through Lazy Racket programs.
    
    * The `racket/future' library includes `fsemaphore' values, the
      `future' primitive no longer freezes futures (so a future can
      spawn new futures), and `future' log messages are more
      informative.
    
    * PLaneT development links are now version-specific.
    
    * The `2htdp/image' library now includes `overlay/align',
      `underlay/align', `overlay/align/offset' and
      `underlay/align/offset'.
    
    * The network protocol for universes in `2htdp/universe' has
      changed, so that v5.1.1 is incompatible with earlier versions.
    
    * The "DrScheme" application (which simply ran DrRacket in the last
      few releases) has been removed.  The "MrEd" GUI executables for
      Windows and Mac OS X have also been removed, although the "mred"
      console executable remains for Unix and Mac OS X to support old
      scripts.
  • debian/5.1+dfsg1-2

    uploaded to unstable
    
  • patches/5.1+dfsg1-2

  • debian/5.1+dfsg1-1

    uploaded to unstable/NEW
    
  • v5.1

    bee619f0 · v5.1 stuff ·
    Racket v5.1
    
    The most significant change in version 5.1 is a rewrite of the GUI
    library:
    
      http://blog.racket-lang.org/2010/12/racket-version-5.html
    
    Unix/X users will see the biggest difference with this change,
    because DrRacket and all Racket GUI programs now take on the desktop
    theme for menus, buttons, and other GUI widgets.
    
    In the long run, Racket GUI programs on all platforms will improve
    as a result of the library rewrite.  In the short run, beware that
    this first release of a new library will inevitably include a new
    set of bugs.
    
    Version 5.1 changes in more detail:
    
    * The `racket/draw' library -- which implements the drawing half the
      GUI toolkit -- can be used independent of the `racket/gui/base'
      library and without a graphics display (e.g., without an X11
      connection).
    
      The new library has one small incompatibility with the old GUI
      toolbox: 'xor drawing is no longer supported.  The new library has
      many additional features: rotation and general affine
      transformations, PDF and SVG drawing contexts, gradients, and
      alpha-channel bitmaps.
    
    * The GRacket executable is no longer strictly necessary for running
      GUI programs, because the `racket/gui/base' library can be used
      from Racket.  To the degree that a platform distinguishes GUI and
      console applications, however, the GRacket executable still offers
      some additional GUI-specific functionality (e.g., single-instance
      support).
    
      The new `racket/gui/base' library includes small incompatibilities
      with the old GUI toolbox: the `send-event',
      `current-ps-afm-file-paths', and `current-ps-cmap-file-paths'
      functions have been removed.  The `racket/gui/base' library
      re-exports `racket/draw', so it includes the same drawing
      functionality as before (except for 'xor drawing).
    
    * The new `racket/snip' library can be used independently of
      `racket/gui/base' to work with graphical editor content (e.g.,
      images in student programs).  Like `racket/draw', the
      `racket/snip' library is re-exported by `racket/gui/base'.
    
    * The Web Server includes a backwards incompatible change that
      prevents X-expressions and lists of bytes from being directly
      returned from servlets.  This change will increase performance for
      those types of responses and allow easier experimentation with
      response types.  Please see "collects/web-server/compat/0/README"
      in the installation to learn about porting your servlets forward.
      Don't worry.  It's easy.
    
    * The new `raco demodularize' tool collapses a module's dependencies
      into a single module comprising the whole program.  This
      transformation currently provides no performance improvement, but
      is the basis for cross-module optimization and dead-code
      elimination tools to come.  The transformation is currently useful
      for static analysis of whole Racket programs.
    
    * The picturing-programs teachpack, formerly installed via PLaneT,
      is now bundled with the standard distribution.  Use the teachpack
      with `(require picturing-programs)' instead of `(require
      installed-teachpacks/picturing-programs)'.  The old PLaneT-based
      installation procedure still works, but it now merely installs a
      stub that invokes the bundled version.
    
    * Slideshow picts, `racket/draw' bitmaps, and images created with
      `2htdp/image' can now be used directly in Scribble documents.
      More generally, the new `file/convertible' protocol enables any
      value that is convertible to a PNG and/or PDF stream to be used as
      an image in a Scribble document.
    
    * The Same game sports a new look and an improved scoring system.
      (The current known high score is 12,429; can you beat that?)
  • debian/5.0.2-1

    9175a1e5 · Release 5.0.2-1 ·
    Debian release 5.0.2-1
    
  • upstream/v5.0.2

  • release/v5.0.2

  • v5.0.2

    371b00af · v5.0.2 stuff ·
    Racket v5.0.2
    
    * Typed Racket's optimizer is now turned on by default; error
      messages have been simplified and clarified.
    
    * Contracts: contracts on mutable containers allow functions or
      other higher order values, and contracts are checked when updating
      or dereferencing the containers.  The new contracts are slower
      than the old ones, so the old check-once functionality is still
      available.
    
      A new dependent function contract combinator, `->i', properly
      assigns blame for contracts that violate themselves and the
      generated wrappers are more efficient than `->d'.  (Although it
      does more checking so your contracts may be faster or slower).
    
      See the docs for `box/c', `hash/c', `vector/c', `vectorof' and
      `->i' for more details.
    
    * The `when', `unless', `cond', `case', and `match' forms (in
      `racket/base' and derived languages) now allow immediate internal
      definitions.
    
    * Web server: the formlets library provides more HTML form elements;
      `make-xexpr-response' supports a preamble for DTD declarations;
      `serve/servlet' supports stateless servlets.
    
    * New WebSocket implementation, see `net/websocket' for details.
    
    * The new `data' collection contains implementations of several data
      structures, including growable vectors and order-based
      dictionaries.
    
    * `racket/match' is now significantly faster
    
    * The Racket documentations are built in parallel by default.
    
    * The stepper is now compatible with programs using the Universe
      teachpack.
    
    * `2htdp/image': pinholes are now supported in the library (if you
      don't use pinhole primitives you will not see them); a number of
      new triangle functions added; supports conversion of images to
      color lists and back.  Also, cropping has been improved for
      scenes; see the documentation section on the nitty-gritty of
      pixels for details.
    
    * Signatures have been moved to ASL, BSL, BSL+, ISL, and ISL+ (HtDP
      teaching languages) no longer support checked signatures.
    
    * Student languages: one-armed `check-error' in all levels; ASL is
      extended with hash operations, and `define-datatype'.
    
    * DMdA languages: Checking for parametric signatures is now eager.
      This catches errors earlier, but retains the asymptotic complexity
      properties; signatures for record types now have generators;
      `list-of' and `any' signatures are now provided.
  • debian/4.2.1-1+squeeze1

    Debian release 4.2.1-1+squeeze1
    
  • v5.0.1

    Racket v5.0.1
    
    * Datalog is a lightweight deductive database system with Racket
      integration.  It is now available in the `datalog' collection and
      with `#lang datalog'.
    
    * Racklog provides Prolog-style logic programming in Racket, adapted
      from Dorai Sitaram's Schelog package.  It is available in the
      `racklog' collection and now as `#lang racklog'.
    
    * By default `make install' and `raco setup' compile collections in
      parallel on all available processors.  (Use `raco setup -j 1' to
      disable, if necessary.)
    
    * Changes (as part of 5.0) in the `racket' language compared to the
      `scheme' language: constructor-style printing, a `struct'
      alternative to `define-struct' that fits more naturally with
      `match' and constructor-style printing, bytecode-dependency
      management via SHA-1 hashes instead of just timestamps (where the
      `openssl/sha1' library provides the SHA-1 hash function), a
      reorganization of `scheme/foreign' into `ffi/unsafe' and
      associated libraries, and new printing functions `eprintf' and
      `displayln'.  Also, a generator from `racket/generator' is
      required to have the form `(generator () body ...)', which
      supports a planned extension to let a generator accept arguments.
    
    * Changes to the `racket' language (since 5.0): internal-definition
      positions allow mixing expressions with definitions, full
      continuations can escape past a continuation barrier, custodians
      can attempt to terminate subprocesses and subprocess groups (see
      `current-subprocess-custodian-mode', `subprocess-group-enabled'),
      the JIT supports additional unboxing flonum operations and unsafe
      variants, `ffi/unsafe' provides an asychronous-call mechanism to
      deal with foreign threads, a new "." modifier for format string
      directives (e.g., "~.s" and "~.a") limits the respective output to
      `(error-print-width)' characters.
    
    * The core type system of Typed Racket has been substantially
      revised.  In particular, Typed Racket can now follow significantly
      more sophisticated reasoning about the relationships between
      predicates.  Additionally, Typed Racket now allows variable arity
      types in more places, allowing programmers to specify
      variable-arity lists.
    
    * We are working on an optimizing version of Typed Racket that takes
      advantage of type information for certain classes of programs.
      This project is a work in progress.  For those interested, see the
      documentation for `#:optimized'.
    
    * The `web-server/formlets' library adds a `formlet*' form that
      allows dynamic formlet construction, as opposed to `formlet' which
      requires syntactic Xexprs and static formlets.  Several new
      library formlets are added.
    
    * The `syntax/parse' library has new support for matching literals
      at different phases using the `#:phase' argument for literals and
      literal sets.
    
    * RackUnit now includes a GUI test runner as `rackunit/gui'.
    
    * The `2htdp/image' library now includes `flip-vertical' and
      `flip-horizontal' operations that mirror images (vertically and
      horizontally).
  • debian/4.2.4-2

  • debian/4.2.4-1

  • debian/4.2.1-1

  • debian/4.1.5-1

  • debian/4.1.4-1

  • debian/4.1.3-1