Syntax Warnings
This library includes forms and functions for working with syntax warnings. A syntax warning is a compile-time source code annotation meant to draw attention to potential defects. Syntax warnings can be used to point out bad code style, sub-optimal constructs, excessively verbose code, or use of deprecated features. Additionally included in this library are the raco warn and raco fix commands for finding and fixing warnings, and the #lang racket/base/warn language which provides many forms in racket/base with warnings attached in various ways.
Source code for this library is avaible at https://github.com/jackfirth/syntax-warn
This library is provided as several packages. These packages are organized as follows:
- syntax-warn-base — - The core API of syntax warnings, as defined by the syntax/warn module. 
- syntax-warn-cli — - The raco command line tools for working with warnings. 
- syntax-warn-lang — - The racket/base/warn language. 
- syntax-warn-doc — - The documentation part of the library. 
- syntax-warn — - A wrapper package that implies installation of all of the above packages.