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- Nim forum
Forum użytkowników języka programowania Nim, miejsce do zadawania pytań, dzielenia się wiedzą i dyskusji na temat Nim
- How to get operating system information in nim-lang?
I made a Stack Overflow answer to almost the same question with basically the same answers: https: stackoverflow com questions 74320430 getting-hardware-info-in-nim-lang 74332136#74332136
- is jester now working well with nim version 2 - Nim forum
Jester worked fine in Nim v1, at least with the versions I tested All you have to do is run nimble install jester and then write your web app with it
- Announcing GrabNim - Nim Version Manager - Nim forum
GrabNim is a simple tool to install and switch between different versions of the Nim compiler This project started as a script I wrote out of frustration with choosenim Features: Cross-platform support (Linux, Windows, MacOSX) Supports official Nim releases and nightlies Supports installing Nim from source (tagged versions or devel branch) Seamless switching between installed versions using
- TinyCC tcc vs zig cc compile-times etc. - Nim forum
For example, with suggest nim, uncached zigcc was 14 1 sec vs 1 19 sec for tcc -- 12X slower and a real human-noticeable difference In short, a zig cc backend seems to really magnify "risk of slowness" at no obvious speed-up over tcc, and tcc on its own is fast even with no cache at all It should also not be much work to keep supporting tcc, IMO
- How to set discard or empty statement to a default value of . . . - Nim
It seems a statement cannot be specified to a default value of untyped parameter I can workaround this by using overloadig or a proc with discardable pragma, but they requires extra code Is there simpler way to set default value of untyped parameter with discard or empty statement? proc bar(a: int): bool = a == 0 proc cleanup = discard template foo(arg: int; body, onErr: untyped): untyped
- a simple way for generating UUID key - Nim forum
Looking for documentation or an example for generating UUID key in Nim similar to Haskell uuid :: IO UUID uuid = nextRandom
- How to understand pragmas in Nim? - Nim forum
I'm discovering Nim and I'm in the learning phase reading the documentation I'm impressed by the language that combines elegance and power, without sacrificing security But I've strange feeling regarding the use of pragmas in Nim This preamble is to justify my naive view of the language and the following comment According to the documentation, "Pragmas are Nim's method to give the compiler
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