New concepts, visibility and mount points

> I should point out my use of concepts is not typical for system software or > other mainstream software development in Nim. I'm trying to model structures > from abstract algebra as I did in a limited way in Rust: > Nice work, I appreciate it. Very

Help with object serialization please!

> Articles like these pop up regularly Hah, yes, I know. In Dutch we'd say "Het is niet goed of het deugd niet" (it's not good nor virtue). So many have tried, even more have failed. SQL is far from perfect, yet what we have works. Use/learn it as it is instead of creating yet another failure o

Help with object serialization please!

@ingo \- just happened to be written yesterday / . While I don't agree 100% with everything written, this excoriating condemnation of SQL as a programming language expresses many problems in a way you may find interesting (and Nimmer's in gene

Another state of generating Android APK thread...

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Idiomatic Nim code for 2D Poisson simulation

> and the maintainer might be interested in contributions. We are always happy to receive contributions or just feature requests. :) Thanks for the mention of the SciNim organization! In general @AboAmmar feel free to come and chat with us in the Nim Science channel, either via Matrix:

Idiomatic Nim code for 2D Poisson simulation

Have a look at arraymancer: It provides wrappers to some openblas routines, and the maintainer might be interested in contributions. I added a small wrapper to *GESV a while ago (`solve(...)`). More generally check out which s

Order of concept implementations and functions is significant?

Thanks for that insight.

Help with object serialization please!

> No idea if Windows has this ability. NTFS does support compression but I found Windows Server's block deduplication feature much more useful. > I am also unfamiliar with any port of Windows to a big endian CPU, but I > really don't follow it much. Araq might know. Well Windows runs on ARM an

Nonlinear module behaviour in Nim

So we have two separate problems, IIUC: 1) The intermediate abstraction leaks exported fields of `TOb` into the top layer. 2) `mdlabst.Tcon` doesn't present the API of a matching type to the top layer. The reason for #1 is probably that the Nim compiler doesn't evaluate generics like concepts