Could someone post the best URL for downloading MinGW in order to build Racket?
You probably will have better luck installing MSYS2 which is based on MinGW64
Once you’ve installed it, you can then install the necessary MinGW64 toolchains for compiling 32 or 64 bit Window applications
Caveat, I haven’t verified that Racket builds successfully using MSYS2 platform but theoretically it should since it’s just basically a rewrapped MinGW64
@mflatt I tried adding the Racket-on-Chez snapshot to one of my Travis builds, and the test suite ran into an exn:fail:contract with the message "invalid memory reference. Some debugging context lost" (https://travis-ci.com/DigitalRicoeur/ricoeur-tei-utils/jobs/159264819#L846). I haven’t yet done anything at all to try to pinpoint the issue, but I thought I’d mention it in case it immediately brings anything to mind. This is the test that had the problem: https://github.com/DigitalRicoeur/ricoeur-tei-utils/blob/c750b79/tei/kernel/pre-kernel-lib/output-to-file.rkt#L82
Thanks for the report! I’ve pushed a repair.
FWIW: You can dynamically set lang in JavaScript. E.g., document.documentElement.lang = "th".
Not sure if including both languages in meta description is a good idea