21 Running and Creating Executables

While developing programs, many Racket programmers use the DrRacket programming environment. To run a program without the development environment, use racket (for console-based programs) or gracket (for GUI programs). This chapter mainly explains how to run racket and gracket.

21.1 Running racket and gracket

21.1.1 Interactive Mode

21.1.2 Module Mode

21.1.3 Load Mode

21.2 Scripts

21.2.1 Unix Scripts

21.2.2 Windows Batch Files

21.3 Creating Stand-Alone Executables

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1	Welcome to Racket
2	Racket Essentials
3	Built-In Datatypes
4	Expressions and Definitions
5	Programmer-Defined Datatypes
6	Modules
7	Contracts
8	Input and Output
9	Regular Expressions
10	Exceptions and Control
11	Iterations and Comprehensions
12	Pattern Matching
13	Classes and Objects
14	Units
15	Reflection and Dynamic Evaluation
16	Macros
17	Creating Languages
18	Concurrency and Synchronization
19	Performance
20	Parallelism
21	Running and Creating Executables
22	More Libraries
23	Dialects of Racket and Scheme
24	Command-Line Tools and Your Editor of Choice
	Bibliography
	Index

21.1	Running racket and gracket
21.2	Scripts
21.3	Creating Stand-Alone Executables