Alexis King

After doing some digging (with the intent to possibly come up with a fix), I found a workaround that seems to work well enough for me to use it without...

I like these documentation changes. The code changes seem to have broken a test, however.

The papers [D-Expressions: Lisp Power, Dylan Style](https://people.csail.mit.edu/jrb/Projects/dexprs.pdf) and [The Java Syntactic Extender](http://people.csail.mit.edu/jrb/jse/jse.pdf) from 1999 and 2001, respectively, describe procedural macro systems designed for the Dylan and Java programming languages. Both...

Is this really a bug? It doesn’t seem unreasonable to me for an in-place installation to assume it has access to the directory it’s located in, but maybe I misunderstand.

Isn’t that what the Unix-style installation is for? I don’t know that it makes sense to me for Racket to guess at that sort of thing. When you install in-place...

@corbfon The last commit to this repository is over two years old. I think it’s time to admit that this project is unmaintained, and this is never getting merged. Use...

Yes, I would not expect it to be a new issue. Definitely don’t worry about it for v8.8!

I don’t think I understand your comment. Why don’t you think TR could ever be expected to handle that, and what do you mean by “I thought you had to...

Here’s another related program that also triggers a segfault but does not require the definition of a local macro: ```racket #lang racket (module untyped racket (provide a^) (define-signature a^ [x...

Some good news: #1306 downgrades this issue from a soundness hole to a typechecking failure. The first program now fails with the following error: ``` Internal Typechecker Error: cannot typecheck...