[plt-scheme] backups and hiding code in 299.100

From: Psy-Kosh (psykosh at earthlink.net)
Date: Wed Jun 15 12:29:19 EDT 2005

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> 2) Is there a platform-independent way to provide code to someone but
> hide the details? The way I want to use this is to give students a
> working implementation of something I'm asking them to do on an
> assignment so that they can test their functionality against it.
> 

The most obvious solution, to me, would be to compile to byte code.
Check the docs, mzc is able to do this, I don't rember if anything
directly in drscheme lets you access this functionality, but if not,
just go to the command line and use the appropriate mzc function.

For instance, you can use the -z option.

Psy-Kosh
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