Missed that somehow.. I've had a similar problem before, but it disappeared.
Clearing the browser cache could help.
When the page fails to load, can you open up the inspector tool and see what
the javascript console says?
I think it's pretty clear from their message that it's Firefox :))
Which browser are you using?
tryFoo, in Nim and elsewhere, usually means don't hang, produce an exception,
etc. if something fails, so without reading the documentation I would expect
tryRecv not to wait and for there to be a corresponding recv that does wait. Of
course, reading the documentation one sees that's the case. (
often Firefox loads this forum but displays a blank, I have to refresh the
browser many times before I can see posts. Does anybody meet the same problem?
What matters is the aliasing semantics, not how something is passed. If you
pass a ref or ptr to an object, then changes to the object's fields will be
seen by the caller. Ditto for var parameters--a change to the parameter, and to
its fields if it is an object, will be seen in the caller's vers
I'm going to look Fricas. I ask my self if Lisp libraries are c wrappable or
not.
Anywsy, good luck with your library. Effort apreciated!
Sorry. You didn't get it. I tried in Maxima stuff that I use to do 20 years ago
in Maple.
I'm only saying that in Maxima I didn't find what I have had in Maple. Even the
walls know that Maple had problem with slow java interface. Man, these times
are over. Wxmaxima used to be clunky and still i
Hi Serge, just type:
choosenim update stable
Run
Is there a way to ensure that a variable is passed by address in Nim (i.e.) not
copied in e.g. a function call or an assignment or otherwise ?
Is there a way to update or must one reinstall Nim from scratch?
I've been looking into what it would take to implement constructor
autocomplete. It seems that in order to summon suggestions for constructors
we'd need to somehow activate a "sug" suggestion from a "con" trigger (pressing
"(" or ","), and then filter the results for just the fields. Does this s
Thanks for the advice! I'm coming from a primarily C# background so I recognize
the importance of information hiding. Good to know how it's done in Nim!
My primary interest for object construction in Nim is for external C APIs that
use lots of structs (such as Vulkan and sokol_gfx). I really lik
> As Maple user I can say that maxima, simpy, sage and similar atrocities are
> just toys in compare.
I suppose that's why research papers written by developers of Maxima, sympy,
sage, and similar often show in their tables how Maple's implementation is
significantly slower than their implement
In theory, I agree with the poster. But in reality, there is something about
Nim which leads to a philosophical change. I'll try to explain.
I strongly prefer to show a symbol's origin explicitly, and I like a language
to enforce that. With Python, at least you have to write `from foo import *`
@Pumpus that was a nice carrot! ;-) Being " the best free multiplatform Nim
symbolic environment" may be a bit too ambitious for me though 😜 It will become
what it will be become, no more and no less...
I don't think Nim will ever be THE language symbolic people will use for all
their needs, es
What about a Fricas Nim wrapper? Is Fricas only for Linux? I think is ported to
Windows via (bleah) cygwin?
I think [Fricas](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FriCAS) (a
homonym-with-slightly-different emphasis for Free CAS = Free Computer Algebra
System) has the most complete/carefully thought out "type system" for computer
algebra/calculus/general math. It's based on IBM's
[Axiom](https://en.wikipedia.
Does Nim implement something similar to the channel / select pattern in Go ?
It is useful for dealing with a plurality of incoming messages on many channels
concurrently.
select {
case msg := <-messages:
fmt.Println("received message", msg)
case sig :
Version 1.2.6 is our third patch release for Nim 1.2 and it brings several new
fixes since versions 1.2.2 and 1.2.4 (the latter was just a hotfix release,
because 1.2.2 was mistakenly shipped without `nim-gdb`).
Version 1.0.8 is our fourth patch release for Nim 1.0 for those users who
haven’t y
> Why is this pragma not the default behaviour? It seems to me that's a better
> practice to ensure that all fields are initialized by the programmer than
> relying on the compiler initializing them with a default value.
There are basically two different schools of design:
1. Initialization i
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