cannot reference an identifier before its definition #137

hey

I wanted to try pollen on windows and did:

raco pkg install pollen
raco pollen start

and get:

link: bad variable linkage;
 reference to a variable that is uninitialized
  reference phase level: 0
  variable module: "C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\Racket\6.7\pkgs\pollen\pollen\private\file-utils.rkt"
  variable phase: 0
  reference in module: "C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\Racket\6.7\pkgs\pollen\pollen\private\cache-utils.rkt"
  in: idY160.0

I don't know a lot about Racket yet and not sure if it's supposed to work on windows, but let me know if I can help you.

hey I wanted to try pollen on windows and did: ```sh raco pkg install pollen raco pollen start ``` and get: ``` link: bad variable linkage; reference to a variable that is uninitialized reference phase level: 0 variable module: "C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\Racket\6.7\pkgs\pollen\pollen\private\file-utils.rkt" variable phase: 0 reference in module: "C:\Users\arch\AppData\Roaming\Racket\6.7\pkgs\pollen\pollen\private\cache-utils.rkt" in: idY160.0 ``` I don't know a lot about Racket yet and not sure if it's supposed to work on windows, but let me know if I can help you.

It works the same on Windows / Linux / Mac OS. This error, however, is a generic Racket error that stems from outdated bytecode files. To update the Pollen bytecode, try:

raco setup pollen

And then try running Pollen again. If that doesn't work, try

raco setup

which will update the bytecode files for everything.

It works the same on Windows / Linux / Mac OS. This error, however, is a generic Racket error that stems from outdated bytecode files. To update the Pollen bytecode, try: `raco setup pollen` And then try running Pollen again. If that doesn't work, try `raco setup` which will update the bytecode files for everything.

you where right. Something with my racket installation was broken. Sorry :)

thanks a lot!

you where right. Something with my racket installation was broken. Sorry :) thanks a lot!

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cannot reference an identifier before its definition #137