> Can Mercurial support be added to Atlas too?
Definitely. PRs are welcome.
Nimble has Mercurial support. Can Mercurial support be added to Atlas too? I
think it needs these things:
* Not only checking for `.git` but also for `.hg` directories when going up
to find the workspace directory
* Cloning from Mercurial repositories
* Finding out the revision hash from M
It depends on the file system. ZFS caches, others usually not. ccache speed up
recompilation of a project even if you do clean recompilation or recompile it
after restart/reboot the machine. Generally, ccache is a nice thing for large
projects. Sometimes it can boost recompilation even by 90%.
**EDIT:** Discovered my `getPass()` adds backspace characters too; here's one
workaround for that:
proc getPassword(prompt = "Secret: "): string =
stdout.write(prompt)
const backspace_character = char(127) # ASCII code
while result == "" or result[^1] notin
> ... to add a getReturnValue function.
Why don't just take the return value, compareing it with zero (or any other
code that indicates error occurence) and raise a `ValueError` on error? The
only bad about not checking the return code is unable to know if the joining
succeeds.
Compared to without ccache?
I agree with auxym, the FS should cache anything that's needed.
This tip was really good! I did the test here on Windows 10, with gcc 12.2.0,
Built by MinGW-W64 project.
`koch boot -d:release` on the first build took 00:01:38.10 (98.10s total). On
the second build it only took 00:00:28.67 (28.67s total).
The initial nim.exe is from csources_v2 for both and
Doesn't Linux cache files in unused ram already?
That's great. Thanks a lot. I will take a look.
If you want to investigate these kind of things, I also ran ptrace in nim
itself, in a few random compilations of nim and see it reading the stdlib files
from disk, very very frequently, I have enough ram to fit the stdlib files on
RAM, maybe something like tmpfs can be used automatically when f
so it share file cache across projects, does it also speed up same project ? as
nim already have file based cache, and my use case is debuging compiler, so I
modify the compiler and boot it run against test case again and again, that's a
slow compilation time for me when I work on a mini PC.
This is a question as a category, but it's actually a report of what I've done.
(If there are any mistakes, I would be very happy if you could specify them.)
There are a few stories on github/Nim issues and forums about using ccache, but
this will be a report of how much it specifically improves
Re: "who wants the compilation to continue after illformed JSon that you try to
eval at compile time?"
What I was trying to do is use staticExec to run some other process, then parse
the output string. The compilation definitely should fail when the parse fails,
but I thought it would be nice t
> I am wrapping a little bit of poppler just aiming to extract some images from
> PDF's.
Unfortunately Google was not able to find your valid email or postal address.
I have added poppler to gintro.
You may test with
nimble uninstall gintro
nimble install gintro@#head
> As @shirleyquick pointed out you used a license that explicitly allows this.
> This is afterall what free software allows, actual ownership of code.
Yes, I have to agree. GitHub seems to allow forking for all public projects,
independently which license the project actually is using. I think t
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