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Plots have become unusable on the latest version #185
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DrRacket's synthesized information: Version: Environment: Human language: Memory use: Recent internal errors: get-extent: broke its own contract get-extent: broke its own contract get-extent: broke its own contract |
Yay! I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed this. I reported this in ... and I believe it's now resolved for the release candidate. Though, to be honest, I haven't yet checked it. |
Unfortunately, I downloaded a nightly build this morning and I think this version post-dates the fix for 3 day ago. My version: |
The fix that was recently merged looks like it may only touch functions used by Just a guess. |
I have just noticed this issue, and wanted to say that I had performance issues with typed plot snips since 6.3 or 6.4. My use case is that I use the https://github.com/alex-hhh/ActivityLog2/blob/master/rkt/plot-hack.rkt Not sure if this is the same or a different problem, but for me, this workaround fixed the performance problem and have been using it ever since. |
That looks good in 6.12 (snapshot) indeed, thanks everyone for solving this! |
Hi @stamourv , it seems that my code works fine without the workaround using Racket 6.12 |
Great! |
In the interaction window:
(require plot)
Then make a few plots like
(plot (function exp 1 2))
Try to click, zoom, etc.
Drracket becomes sluggish and the gc is working full time for several seconds after each action.
I also managed to get the following error at some point but couldn't reproduce it:
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