experimental: "inferGenericTypes" -- unknown experimental feature

That works, thank you

NIR

4s for 250k Loc? What's the spec of your machine? With my M1 Max, recompiling my current test, 16k Loc of Nim, for a single value change in the user-end code, costs 4.2s. BTW, I also have a DLL based hot-reload workflow, which splits the codebase into smaller modules and separates "interface" an

Error running nim postgresql client os macos

Thanks @treeform! I fixed it in the exact same way as your mentioned.

Detect replacement/binary characters?

Excellent, thank you.

experimental: "inferGenericTypes" -- unknown experimental feature

This experimental feature was added after the Nim 2.0 release, so make sure you have the latest compiler with `nim -v` (devel branch is at v2.1.1 right now). You will have to compile it from source. If you have a [choosenim](https://github.com/dom96/choosenim) installed - just run `choosenim in

NIR

> For an enterprise to even start to consider using Nim, Nim must have the > capability to efficiently work with a code base of significant size. This has > a couple of implications. You can already achieve that, there are various companies using Nim. Plus I doubt any "enterprise" app is larger

Error running nim postgresql client os macos

I ran into the same thing. Except of sym-linking it to `/usr/lib/libpq.5.dylib` a protected folder I just sym-link it right next to where I run the executable in the same folder.

Best way to architect a Nim dll/so that is used by other Nim dll/so/executables

Thanks! Yes, Genny looks great (as do all the other Treeform packages actually - really impressive stuff!) My needs are currently fairly simple, and I'm trying to minimise dependencies/complexity; but I'll be taking a proper look at Genny in the near future. Thanks!

NIR

My perspective, from a few decades in the SW industry. For an enterprise to _even start_ to consider using Nim, Nim must have the capability to efficiently work with a code base of significant size. This has a couple of implications. First, IC is a mandatory first step. The mandatory second st

Detect replacement/binary characters?

import unicode var s = "hello" s.add cast[char](247) # check-evading s.add cast[char](205) s.add cast[char](257) s.add "there" echo s echo s.validateUtf8 # not -1 for r in s.utf8: if r.validateU

experimental: "inferGenericTypes" -- unknown experimental feature

As in the title, do I need to enable some other option or use a particular version of the compiler for `{.experimental: "inferGenericTypes".}` to work? It gets rejected for me with `unknown experimental feature`. Thanks!

Detect replacement/binary characters?

Replacement characters are those black diamonds with a ? in the middle. They are hard to detect. This has info how to do it in a bash script. Is there a way to do it in Nim? Thanks. The repl

Error running nim postgresql client os macos

Getting the following error: dlopen(libpq.dylib, 0x0002): tried: 'libpq.dylib' (no such file), '/System/Volumes/Preboot/Cryptexes/OSlibpq.dylib' (no such file), '/usr/lib/libpq.dylib' (no such file, not in dyld cache), 'libpq.dylib' (no such file) could not load: libpq.dylib

How to pass an optional table as an argument to a function?

Thanks @araq, @cblake and @Isofruit, using the optional named table solves the problem as does the 2-procs solution.

Figuro updates: Scrollpane and more

Thanks a lot for the clarifications.