thanks. this is the code which depends no my own nim files. The DLLs, I used on
my windows 10 64bits, are:
* [NPIO 2.5.5](https://www.nuget.org/packages/NPOI/2.5.5)
* [sharpziplib 1.3.2.10](https://www.nuget.org/packages/SharpZipLib/1.3.2)
* [BouncyCastle 1.8.2](https://www.nuget.org/packag
I cannot reproduce your error because of lacking of the full code. You can try
to simplify your codes so that others can help you.
Regarding a more approachable compiler, better testing and less rough edges
around language features: there is the recent
[NimSkull](https://github.com/nim-works/nimskull) project (basically a
hard-fork of Nim), which - among other things - aims for these things.
In the future, maybe some of th
Sounds like a logical memory leak to me. Usually libraries work better when
they don't log/track everything.
* [Nanim](https://github.com/EriKWDev/nanim) is really cool. Congratulations
to the author of the package and images.
* [Nim0](https://pmetras.gitlab.io/nim0/) is a very interesting project. I
learned a few things from him.
* [Goodboy Galaxy](https://www.goodboygalaxy.com/) is a really cool
Ha! Of course! :)
It's called Nanim btw, not Manim ;)
Usually you should not try to test if connectivity is available because 1) it
introduces a race condition between test and use 2) tests can be unreliable as
xigoi pointed out 3) sending out spurious traffic is bad network citizenship 4)
it introduces unnecessary complexity and delays.
Hovever,
me again, today I found that my overloaded function does not go well with
`winim/clr`.
Here is the simplified version which use NPOI, which is a .NET lib to process
EXCEL file, to get the number of Excel file's sheet. Since it is a simplified
version, the parameter `strSheet` is not used here,
Great project! I knew I missed something :-)
If you've already written the code just make a PR to the repository and the
discussion can be had there as usual.
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