Garbage collection of nim vs pony language

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(2021 November) Most common or active 2D game framework?

NimGL (GLFW + ImGui) : NimRayLib (GLFW) : SDL2 :

(2021 November) Most common or active 2D game framework?

Games made with godot-nim looks good.

Links of websites built with Karax?

It's a [Fossil](https://fossil-scm.org/). You have to login at with the password written in l33t, and then go to the following link: . Hope it works!

Links of websites built with Karax?

That's pretty sweet , its almost as every proc is a component. I like it.

Garbage collection of nim vs pony language

I tried the --expandArc copiler argument and it works great! It would be nice to have some doc that explains the syntax of the output (it is more or less clear but it'd be useful to have clear definitions) and maybe even add this info (or a reference to it) to the arc section on the memory manag

Garbage collection of nim vs pony language

I reiterate BTW, I think that document would benefit from reordering the list of memory management options from most recommended to least recommended. Maybe it should keep the current default option first for now, but after that it should list orc, arc and then maybe none, go, boehm, etc. It sho

TLS protocol negociation (TLS-ALPN)

It looks like OpenSSL does support this via SSL_CTX_set_alpn_select_cb[1] but Nim's wrapper does not have it[2]. As far as the API goes it looks like you provide a seq[string] of protocols you are wiling to communicate on that TLS session and it does a callback to inform you which the client se

Garbage collection of nim vs pony language

> Is it like C++ with unique and shared pointers? When does the deallocation > happen? _Exactly at the moment that the last reference gets out of scope > (e.g. when a function returns)? With `--gc:arc`, yes, _exactly_ at that moment. With `--gc:orc` too if the type is "acyclic". > Is ARC able

Garbage collection of nim vs pony language

@araq, what do you mean by "immediate"? I went through the memory management page () shared by @hlaaftana and it did not really answer that question. The ARC section says: "deterministic performance for hard realtime systems", but does not explain what "determi