Allows you to write Racket code in Rust.

Here is an example of using the racket macro.

use racketx::racket;
pub fn main() {
    racket!{
        (define add_2_num (lambda (x y) (+ x y)))
        (define result (add_2_num 239 (- 9)))
    };
    assert_eq!(result, 230);
}

More examples can be found under the examples directory.

• definition of constants
• lambda
• integer operations (+, -, *, /)
• negative integer (alternate solution: express with subtraction, e.g. -8 would be (- 8))
• non-integer
• conditional statements
• lists
• function definitions (alternate solution: use constants definition with lambda)
• modulo arithmetic