Why windows.h file is always included into compilation on Windows?

> Not really sure if it would work (I'm not much experienced in C) but what > about using --passC option of Nim to give "-include " to > gcc ? The file is included as a part of a compiler magic when I use the `header` pragma. I'm not sure if can rely on the success if this really helps, it coul

Nim to lib

Hi, You can see the compiler docs here specifically you'll want to compile with `--app:lib` or `--app:staticlib` Any functions you want exported in your library want to have `{.exportc,dynlib,cdecl.}` (you can skip dynlib if it's for a staticlib)

Nim to lib

Hello world. Please how to compile my Nim code to static and dynamic lib ? Then, how to load them in a project ? Thanks in advance.

Nim interact with Windows .NET Frameworks

first I have to confess that I know nothing about .NET programming can anyone point out how to use external 3rd part .NET DLL? Thanks for example, the code( from ) which uses

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

I think it would work in my case

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

Ok, I'll have that in mind the next time I have to make a question Thank you very much to all people who participed in this thread

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

Check if paramStr(1) exists

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

Also don't import system, it's imported automatically

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

I assume you want to output the first command-line argument passed to the binary. Your code has a lot of unnecessary stuff, first of all, you don't need to import `system` modules explicitly - system is always imported. Then your usage of `declared` is wrong - first of all, it's supposed to be u

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

what are you even trying to do?

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

Maybe you meant if paramCount() >= 1: Run

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

I think the issue is that `declared` is evaluated at compile time while `paramStr` can only work at runtime.

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

declared is a compile time construct, paramstr is a runtime construct. declared cannot take information from paramstr

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

So, I had this code: import std/os import system/io echo paramStr(1) if declared(paramStr(1)) == true: echo It exists else: echo It doesn't exists Run And then while I was compiling this error ocurred: `Error: identifier expected, but g

Error: identifier expected, but got: paramStr(1)

Ohhh... But, there is an alternative to `declared` that could I use?

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Why windows.h file is always included into compilation on Windows?

I wasn't aware that it was but I would assume that windows APIs would be used by the standard library on windows.

Renovate Bot

Found this while reviewing tasks earlier: / Open source thing that is supposed to see what dependencies your project has and tries to create pull requests to upgrade those dependencies. Good if you like to vendor them to make su

Why windows.h file is always included into compilation on Windows?

Not really sure if it would work (I'm not much experienced in C) but what about using --passC option of Nim to give "-include " to gcc ?

Httpbeast failed to compile on Android arm device

yeah, your Nim version appears to be outdated

Why windows.h file is always included into compilation on Windows?

`windows.h` is a particularly nasty file, it uses a lot of types and functions without a prefix a.k.a. namespace. This creates collisions with a Raylib C library. I have solved it with a [terrible hack](https://github.com/greenfork/nimraylib_now/blob/master/HACKING.md#whats-up-with-name-mangling

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Keyxn: Shamir Secret Sharing in pure Nim

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Packaged up THeader with the protocol interface tonight. It wraps over top another protocol just like in the Apache codebase. Does not have transports and codegen though.