Can Nim interact with the hardware at a lower level than the C programming language?

> had checked out constantine for encrypting passwords. At the moment (and likely for a long long time) I don't support this. Use a password manager like Keepass that was audited and supports Argon2 or at the very least bcrypt or scrypt. OpenSSL also supports Argon2, but good luck with finding

cannot open: /dev/stderr

`writeFile` doesn't throw ValueError, but IOError.

Is it possible to safely share refs across threads?

Also, wise people have suggested that rather than making the algorithm more complex, turn it into a cycle/leak _detector_ and embrace (atomic)ARC as it simply is a better fit for modern Nim. And I agree.

Is it possible to safely share refs across threads?

> I'm curious how much ORC is currently based on it? It uses its trial deletion algorithm and adds its own heuristics.

cannot open: /dev/stderr

stderr.write(s) and writeFile("/dev/stderr", s) appear to use the same code, c_fputs(), which is a call to a C library function fputs(). They both can throw exceptions. I have never seen this before, in any application or language, where occasionally it fails to open stderr.

cannot open: /dev/stderr

What's wrong with `stdout.write(s)`? I'd totally forgotten about symlinks in /dev. You can always just write to fd #2 :)

cannot open: /dev/stderr

This occasionally comes up .nim(855) writeFile Error: unhandled exception: cannot open: /dev/stderr [IOError] Run The only proc I have that uses writeFile # # > # # Write 'text\n' to 'filename', overwrite previous content. Clo

Is it possible to safely share refs across threads?

BTW I read most of the two papers and have been meaning to follow up. > but > beware that there are at least 2 real bugs in the paper, one of which affects > us. This one seems to fully support concurrent operations. There'

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

Wow that's great, thanks! Though I'm getting the following error when trying to install in VS Code: > Can't install "arnetheduck.vscode-nph" extension because it is not compatible > with the current version of Visual Studio Code (1.84.2) I don't know anything about vs code extensions, is there

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

It looks like you need to run `nph` on individual files? It'd be nice if it could run on a folder, or perhaps a Nimble project. I haven't had a chance to try it yet, so please ignore if `nph` already supports directories. An adjustable line break width might be best. Some folks really want 80,

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

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Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

Name suggestion: [Dr. Horrible](https://drhorrible.fandom.com/wiki/Dr._Horrible) (drhorrible), one of NPH's top 5 characters. The tool doctors horrible formatting.

How to write a doc-comment-link to another module?

Thanks to Amun-Ra in the discord I had an inspiration to try out markdown links in a bit of a different manner and that worked! ` * [owlCodegen](https://forum.nim-lang.org/threadButler/integrations/owlButler)` delivers a link as desired

How to write a doc-comment-link to another module?

Heyho, I'm currently writing a bunch of docs and I wanted to link to another module (one I don't import) in a doc-comment section. The general package is set up in a way that it solves a general problem, and then there's specific submodules to use with the main package for easier integration wit

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

Looks like a great and very-much needed project. Don't have the time to dig in, but here's my two cents after glancing at the last example above. In my opinion, creating a block for a single instruction/expression is pointless, unless it has an inner scope (like a loop or if-expr). Converting [

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

...and a vscode extension: (you need to have it installed - if someone could figure out how to include the binaries, PR:s are welcome)

run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

What's wrong with **quit()** to terminate configEditor? I also think you'll need startProcess rather than **execCmd** (which waits for the command to complete) import osproc discard startProcess("App-A.exe",options={poUsePath,poDaemon}) Run

run another program, then kill/quit self on windows?

sorry, I did not grasped how to pass the `configEditor` to kill # I'm configEditor.nim import osproc discard execCmd("App-A.exe") terminate("configEditor.exe") ### absolutely, this is not allowed Run

Hello `nph`, an opinionated source code formatter for Nim

[Style updates](https://github.com/arnetheduck/nph/pull/9): * more compact import/type/var/let/const/etc sections when subnodes are simple * fix infix line breaks * single indent in proc forward declarations and typedefs - double when there's a body * if/elif/except/while condition double

Can Nim interact with the hardware at a lower level than the C programming language?

I've heard of Arraymancer from this forum and had checked out constantine for encrypting passwords. More power to you @mratsim!

Can Nim interact with the hardware at a lower level than the C programming language?

I have a wealth of libraries that Go very low-level, through C or syscalls or direct assembly. * . This is a proof-of-concept JIT assembler. Low-level includes mem-maping executable OS pages to put JIT-ted code in it: *

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undeclared identifier error when using string format in template

thanks ;)

undeclared identifier error when using string format in template

this is discussed in the workaround is import std/[strformat,strutils] import std/[enumutils,sugar] template printEnumMembers(E: typedesc[enum]) = for i in E.items: # it works #echo "[$1]: $2 ->

undeclared identifier error when using string format in template

annoying that `capture` doesn't work for this situation as well.

undeclared identifier error when using string format in template

`import std/[strformat,strutils] import std/[enumutils] template printEnumMembers(E: typedesc[enum]) = for i in E.items: echo "[$1]: $2 -> ord: $3, $$: $4" % [$(i.symbolRank), $(i.symbolName), $(i.ord), $i] # it works # it failed with undeclared identifie 'i' # echo fmt"{i.symbolRank}: {i.symbol