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When a stand-alone executable created by `raco exe` needs to load modules that start with a `#lang` line, there have been various obstacles to adding the right run-time support via `++lib`. The `++lang` flag addresses those problems and makes it easy to indicate that enough should be embedded to support loading modules with a specified language. There are problems in the way that various handlers interact for the "lang/reader.rkt" versus `(submod "." reader)` search path that converts a language name to a reader. To accomodate the search in a standalone executable (that does not provide access to collections in general), the module name resolver must refrain from raising an exception for a non-existent submodule path that refers to a non-existent collection. |
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