SiSix and Nim

A language is Turing-complete if it can emulate a Turing machine, a machine that has a tape subleq a, Z subleq Z, b subleq Z, Z Run , a head that can read or write Mem[b] = Mem[b] - Mem[a] Run or move if Mem[b] ≤ 0: goto c

SiSix and Nim

has a few examples, you can also give a look :) P.S.: Check the date of the post :P

SiSix and Nim

Really don't get it this ultimate risc being really Turing complete, how then to do decision operation e.g. cmp eax, ebx jz [0700] cmp eax, $0101 ja [0700] Run

SiSix and Nim

April fools

[Karax] "include" statement doesn't work correctly inside karax DSL

If I'm not mistaken, Nim's metaprogramming features always work “outside in”. If you have a macro inside a macro, the outer macro gets expanded and the inner macro may end up getting transformed into something else. It wouldn't make sense the other way, because the argument of a macro may be com

Tetronimia: a version of *that* game for your terminal

It works well now, thank you for the rapid fix.

[Karax] "include" statement doesn't work correctly inside karax DSL

I thought it just includes text at that position and then all other things will follow. but I guess macros kick in first. is there a reason for things to be like this? doesn't the include statement must have higher priority in preprocessor sequence?

SiSix and Nim

As the success of C and C++ has shown us, using random combinations of symbols is the best way to represent simple low-level operations. Therefore, I suggest renaming the instruction to `#>@`. We'll have to make an exception in the lexer to prevent interpreting this as a comment, but it will be

SiSix and Nim

> Btw can you please pick a shorter mnemonic than subleq, since it would be > typed frequently? I think cmov would be a good alternative. The name was chosen after a long-winded process and is unlikely to change. Advantages: 1. Having to read the same thing over and over again with no gain of

Newbie questions about Nim, Python, XCB

Good day, Thanks @auxym, @federico3, @PMunch and @kobi for your replies. I'm learning with each one of them. As @auxym pointed out, I checked the wayland project and it does seem to be at a very early stage, so for now I will stay away from it. Nonetheless, I'll keep track of it. Libadwaita,

Native GUI development for MacOS

"It doesn't help that Apple keeps changing everything. " Your sentiments are shared by other language creators such as Marc Hoffman (REM Objects) co-creator of the polyglot compiler, "Elements" and the Oxygene language (Pascal-based CLI language). Although not specific to GUI development, the ap

SiSix and Nim

April 1st is the best date to make this announcement.

SiSix and Nim

I’m glad Nim is moving forward in a good direction! When can we expect to deprecate x86 as a target, so we can focus entirely on this new platform?

SiSix and Nim

Sounds amazing! I hope the project opensourced because otherwise the whole world would be missing out. Btw can you please pick a shorter mnemonic than `subleq`, since it would be typed frequently? I think `cmov` would be a good alternative.

[Karax] "include" statement doesn't work correctly inside karax DSL

Definitely not how `include` is supposed to be used, and I'm guessing the reason that it fails is because `buildHtml` looks through all the nodes and converts stuff, things it can't convert it just outputs verbatim (or something similar). This means that `include test2` would simply be added in

Choosing the nim installation folder used by choosenim

Thanks a lot PMunch. I went through the choosenim readme on github but I missed those 2 options.

[Karax] "include" statement doesn't work correctly inside karax DSL

Hello. I don't know if it is a bug or my mistake. If it is a bug, then is it a Nim or Karax issue? this works: #test.nim import karax/[karaxdsl,vdom] let res = buildHtml(html): head: meta() echo res # Run this doesn't :

SiSix and Nim

I'd like to announce that my new employer, **" Rockstar Open Foundation Ltd."®**, joins forces with SiSix in their next big endeavour: **Rockstar Intermediate Representation Initiative™**. To facilitate faster growth of the new RISC 6 ecosystem, ROFL® is aiming to develop a set of modern toolin

Choosing the nim installation folder used by choosenim

According to `choosenim --help`: --choosenimDir: Specify the directory where toolchains should be installed. Default: ~/.choosenim. --nimbleDir: Specify the Nimble directory where binaries will be placed. Default: ~/

Choosing the nim installation folder used by choosenim

Is there a way to choose the nim installation folder as well as the storage folder that choosenim uses? My company laptop is pretty locked down but we have a "special" folder in which we can basically install / copy anything we want (and in which the antivirus software that we cannot configure i