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Experiment with removing built-in Racket functions in stack traces to make the trace less noisy. "Built-in" is defined as code that exists in the built-in modules. On CS, built-in code is detected as residing in the static generation. (Also, on CS, the code must have a name but no source location or detailed debugging information to be suppressed.) On BC, a code object has a bit set if it's loaded at boot time. This change makes stack traces look more like Racket BC traces before the macro expander was implemented in Racket. The frames for built-in functions have been useful for implementing the expander and Racket CS, but probably they're just noise for most users most of the time. Set the `PLT_SHOW_BUILTIN_CONTEXT` environment variable to preserve all available frames in the stack trace. |
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