Fix for Warning: implicit conversion to 'cstring' from a non-const location

Thanks for bringing this up, the error message should simply show the recommended syntax. (Which is `cstring(x)` indeed.)

Fix for Warning: implicit conversion to 'cstring' from a non-const location

discard rmdir(cstring(xyz.myString)) Run It's pure luck that `cast` worked if it did.

Did you know that Nim has had enum-indexed arrays since 0.18? Poll Inside!

I think this was mentioned in the first Nim tutorial, but I forgot about it because I haven't need to use this. If I ever need to use a look up table for converting some enum to another type, I'll keep this in mind, lol.

Fix for Warning: implicit conversion to 'cstring' from a non-const location

So if I change for example: Warning: implicit conversion to 'cstring' from a non-const location: xyz.myString; this will become a compile time error in the future [CStringConv] discard rmdir(xyz.myString) discard rmdir(cast[cstring](xyz.myString)) Run

Iterating over anonymous enums?

`import std/enumutils # std/enumutils implements the items iterator for holey enums. # I believe system defines items for ordinal types, which includes sinner enums type OEnum {.pure.} = enum Zero, One, Two, Three HEnum {.pure.} = enum Zero, One, Five = 5, Six proc echoEnum(e: typedesc[enum]) =

Proper way to create local packages?

So far, I'd say a plain "nimble install" (run in the local package's directory) does what I originally wanted. I probably should have used "nimble uninstall myLocalPackage" to undo "nimble develop". After I did, "nimble install" behaved as expected.

Getting error installing Nimble on Windows 10

yeah, you need to update the PATH, choosenim doesn't do that for you on Windows right now. Indeed, Nimble depends on git (most packages are stored in a git repo).

Getting error installing Nimble on Windows 10

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I updated NIM to 1.6.0 using choosenim. I was still facing error. I did following things to make nimble work :- 1. I updated the path of NIM in environment variables to 1.6.0 (the 'bin' path was not updated after selecting 1.6.0 version using choosenim). Not sure ev

Getting error installing Nimble on Windows 10

My guess is that your anti-virus quarantined it. Nimble.exe gets false positives. Consider installing 1.6.0 instead (why did you install 1.4.8 btw?) Btw if you want a quick way to install multiple Nim versions, consider using choosenim: /

Getting error installing Nimble on Windows 10

Hi All, I am new to Nim. I downloaded latest Nim, extracted it and installed using finish.exe. Everything is working fine and everything is added to environment variables. But nimble is not working. I used command 'nimble -v', but it gave error about command not recognized. When I tried to inst

MNIST perceptron

I agree with this. Otherwise great job :)

MNIST perceptron

You should really split your projects into separate repositories.. I wanted to try this, but I don't want to download the whole `nim` repository you have going, and I don't want to grab each of the files individually..

MNIST perceptron

Simple test bench for perceptron NN, port of python app. : I've tried to follow kiss principle for both perceptron (nn.nim) and linear algebra support (mat.nim) to make it educational, readable and adaptable, much cleaner and simple than .py

Proper way to create local packages?

I feel like this should be the other way around, the easily available docs being for the most easily available version.