No, not mine. (the bibtex lib sounds worth including to me)<br><br>On Monday, August 1, 2011, Eli Barzilay <<a href="mailto:eli@barzilay.org">eli@barzilay.org</a>> wrote:<br>> The release announcement sketch that I have so far is below. Please<br>
> mail me new items and/or edits.<br>><br>> Robby and Jay -- two pending items:<br>><br>> ? New racket/contract/combinator library and some contract module<br>> reorganization (this is in 21cbd9ad)<br>><br>
> ? New `scriblib/bibtex' that can read bibliographic databases in<br>> bibtex format.<br>><br>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------<br>> * The download page includes 64-bit installers for Windows, Mac OS<br>
> X, and two Debian flavors.<br>><br>> * Racket now includes a new `racket/place' library to support<br>> parallelism, complementing `racket/future'. Racket's parallel<br>> build process is now based on places instead of multiple OS<br>
> processes.<br>><br>> Places support share-nothing parallelism and message-passing<br>> communication. Compared to futures, places are heavyweight, but<br>> they have a simpler performance model.<br>><br>
> * The syntax-certificate system has been replaced by a syntax-taint<br>> system. Both certificates and taints were designed to protect<br>> otherwise inaccessible bindings from abuse when they appear in<br>> macro expansions. Taints are simpler and lighter, and the switch<br>
> closes known holes in the certificate system. Macros that are not<br>> implemented with `syntax-rules' or `define-syntax-rule', however,<br>> must explicitly use `syntax-protect' to protect their expansions<br>
> from abuse.<br>><br>> * The `net/url' library supports HTTPS connections, but beware that<br>> by default all sites are accepted (equivalent to ignoring a<br>> browser's warnings about untrusted certificates).<br>
><br>> * The `for' forms now support an `#:unless' clause, and a<br>> nonnegative integer can be used as a sequence. The new `compose1'<br>> function creates single-valued composition functions. The<br>
> `racket/function' library now provides `identity', `thunk', and<br>> `thunk*'.<br>><br>> * Error messages in the student languages use a smaller vocabulary<br>> and consistent phrasings. If you maintain curriculum material or<br>
> teachpacks then please consider updating. See the "Error Message<br>> Composition Guidelines" section in the documentation for details.<br>><br>> * Typed Racket: almost all core Racket data structures and<br>
> operations are now accessible in Typed Racket (most of this work<br>> is due to prolific contributor Eric Dobson). The performance of<br>> the typechecker has been significantly improved.<br>><br>> * The license has been clarified: we now use LGPLv2.1 uniformly.<br>
> (The license file used to specify LGPLv2, contrary to the download<br>> pages.)<br>> ----------------------------------------------------------------------<br>> --<br>> ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli Barzilay:<br>
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