nlvm update 202301

> surprisingly easy yeah, though once you get into linking libraries it gets a bit hairy ;) that said, most of the code for nlvm is "wiriing" really, they've indeed done a good job to make it just work.

nlvm update 202301

Looks like black magic to me Congrats for the updates! I'm looking forward nlvm for wasm targets!

nlvm update 202301

I'm really confused about ORC, ORCv3 and MCJIT in LLVM but it's surprisingly easy from LLVM IR to create JIT code: * emit host machine code: * emit Nvidia PTX assembly:

Random iterator call spawning?

I get this confusing trace that I will explain below: Sending: StmtList Got: StmtList Got: Ident /home/runner/JumpLang/main.nim(6) main /home/runner/JumpLang/jumplang/interpreter.nim(110) interpret /home/runner/JumpLang/jumplang/interpreter.nim(100) visit /home

How to wrap a JavaScript function that takes variable arguments?

` proc foo(xs: JsObject) {.importjs: "$1(@)", varargs.} ` Run

nlvm update 202301

Hey, time for an `nlvm` update, since I had time over the EOY to push a few updates. First and foremost, it must be said that the upstream Nim compiler has gotten a lot more pleasant to use over the past few months thanks to the large amount of bugfixes done in anticipation of 2.0 - many of the

NimForUE

Just uploaded another short video going over uClasses and Hot reloading basics: On the plugin major updates were: * Now the setup is easier. We dont need to start the editor to generate the bindings so we can compile the game dll before starting t

How to wrap a JavaScript function that takes variable arguments?

Thanks, that seems to work!

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

This is just information. I've added Serial class to nim-platformio project. Repository is here, Compiling: $ git clone $ cd nimPioArduino $ pio

How to wrap a JavaScript function that takes variable arguments?

There is the [varargs pragma](https://nim-lang.org/docs/manual.html#foreign-function-interface-varargs-pragma) for C but I don't know if it works for JS

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

Oh thank you very much! this fixed! I tried clean command but not deleting the nimcache, tnx!

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

Try this ? $ pio run -t clean $ rm -fr src/nimcache $ pio run

How to wrap a JavaScript function that takes variable arguments?

I tried this: proc foo(xs: varargs[JsObject]) {.importjs: "foo(@)".} foo(a, b, c) Run But it produces this: foo([a, b, c]) Run How do I produce this? foo(a, b, c) Run

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

I tried with this parameters in devel, but the error is same as above type mismatch, but when I tried the version 1.6.10, the nim was compiled to cpp, but in linking, gave this: Linking .pio/build/nanoatmega328/firmware.elf .pio/build/nanoatmega328/src/nimcache/stdlib_digitsutil

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

I tried `--os:ansic` instead of `--os:standalone`, but it gives: `command line(1, 2) Error: unknown OS: 'ansic'. Available options are: DOS, Windows, OS2, Linux, MorphOS, SkyOS, Solaris, Irix, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFly, CROSSOS, AIX, PalmOS, QNX, Amiga, Atari, Netware, MacOS, MacOSX, i

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

The new switch people should use instead of `os:standalone` is `os:ansic`.

`--os:standalone` gives `Error: system module needs: getCurrentException`

Try these options ? , `--os:any --gc:arc -d:useMalloc --exceptions:goto` `-d:noSignalHandler`