@lexi.lambda that seems like a fairly major non-starter for people who actively develop the native code being used from their racket code… I’ll take a look at the dlclose function. If that doesn’t work are there good alternatives to Dr Racket?

Ah it looks like Dr Racket would have needed to make this call. I was thinking this was a Racket function in ffi-lib that I could make to unload the dll.

Looks like I’m going to be looking for a different code editor :confused:

lol dyoo-while-loop

Is there a way to treat a hash like a lambda when using a map, other than wrapping it around a lambda?

(curry hash-ref $MY_HASH)?

oh… I feel silly

now it feels so simple

I would recommend using a lambda here, but it’s up to you

I’m admittedly trying to reduce the parens

why the lambda btw?

I think it’s a little clearer. I’m a huge fan of auto-currying, but I think using a function to explicitly curry is ugly, and that it looks nicer to just use a lambda

FWIW, curry is just a procedure that makes the lambda for you.