<HTML><BODY>I think, something like (thread (load "path/to/program.rkt"))<br><br><br>Fri, 28 Mar 2014 19:12:03 -0400 от Yuhao Dong <yd2dong@uwaterloo.ca>:<br>
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<div id="style_13960489170000000185_BODY">So, I have a really, really cheap VPS. I need to run several racket<br>
programs on it; however, just the memory usage of the standard library,<br>
jit, etc of each racket instance means that I can't concurrently run<br>
more than one racket process without running out of memory.<br>
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Is there any way I could program some sort of daemon that listens on a<br>
TCP port for racket filenames, loads them, and runs them in a new<br>
sandboxed green thread? How does DrRacket concurrently run .rkt files<br>
within one Racket instance? Is there a simple function like (eval-file<br>
"path/to/program.rkt")?<br>
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