I like having a little compiler wrapper to execute nim just the way I like it. I wrote one for my needs called [nimr](https://github.com/lbmn/nim/blob/master/old/cmd/nimr.nim) [[pb]](https://pastebin.com/isfr0xRX), but I think most programmers will want to write their own rather than deal with my fugly old code.
Some features include: * Saves binaries in $NIMR_BIN directory (global env var defined in [my ~/.profile](https://github.com/lbmn/crap/blob/master/etc/.profile), like GOPATH) - which addresses the "-o option doesn't set directory for binary" issue above. * Finds the specified program under $NIMR_SRC path, so I can recompile and run any program from anywhere. * Usable as a shebanger (#!/usr/bin/env nimr), with ##: compiler option passing (idea taken from someone else's Nim shebanger that I can no longer find). * Command variants: when nimr is [installed](https://github.com/lbmn/nim/blob/master/old/cmd/nimr-install.sh) as nimf (for fast) or as nims (for small) it creates optimized binaries installed. * Displays binary size, execution time, and/or [errlev](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit_status) info.
