<winny>
hmmm not sure how to motivate rubybot to run a program :) Anybody know why this results in #t, not a contract error? (In contrast, (proc #t) directly is a contract error)
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<rudybot>
winny: error: with-limit: out of time
<winny>
I see, thank you rudybot
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<samph>
If you put that in DrRacket and run it through the macro stepper you can see that the (proc #t) call is pointing to a version of proc that is uncontracted.
<samph>
This is probably by design so that you can still use a contracted procedure like this in a recursive loop and not have to pay the contract toll on each recursion
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