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How do Nim exceptions work?

thanks for the explanation))

Beginner question: mixing types in a sequence

Hi, total newcomer here, so apologies if this isn't a clear question. As a basic experiment, I'm thinking about how to represent a graph, in which I have two types of objects: Branch: This object has a list of children. Leaf: This object is an endpoint with no children. This means that each bra

Do not understand the error when trying to add to seq inside loop

That's really sad to hear and I hope a way can be found to improve these compiler errors. I say this because the 5 people I have turned on to Nim all loved it at first, but all left it because they didn't understand the compiler errors and therefore ended up getting stuck. 1 went to Rust, 1 to

Fused multiply-add instruction

Thanks for the additional information concerning CPUs and your opinion on the question. I do not think that `-march=native` is mandatory for FMAs. The JS backend is problematic, we probably have to either emulate the FMA or replace it with an axpy. I would go the first route. I have opened an

Fused multiply-add instruction

there are many (recent!) x86 and ARM processors that do not support true non-rounded FMAs, e.g. the Celerons. implicitly setting `-march=mative` would also inherently makes many nim programs non-portable by design which is an assumption we really do not want to make. the libc impl does implicitl

How to use Weave isReady?

To put a bow on this thread for now. C++ speed parity achieved! I've rewritten my code without any threadpool library, relying only on creating 1 thread per core requested, and having those threads block/wait using Channels of a simple enum type `[Ready, Begin, Quit]`. The main host thread then

Buildroot host-nim package?

my buildroot is pretty rudimentary but i came up with: # # Nim # NIM_VERSION_MAJOR = 2.0 NIM_VERS

Fused multiply-add instruction

I wonder how one would use the fused multiply-add intrinsic defined by the IEEE754-2008 specification in Nim. Right now, I only found these instructions (slightly modified) on a nine-year old Github gist: {.passC: "-march=native".} proc fma(x,y,z: float32): float32 {.impor

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How to use Weave isReady?

Interestingly, in a test that runs many work items for a total of about 10 seconds with 1 thread, my Nim implementation is only about 1% slower than the C++ one, if that even statistically holds up. However, scaling this to 4 threads suddenly my Nim implementation is 2x slower than C++. Investig

Spawning a new terminal from a nim program

You need to open new terminal with your command as an argument. I don't know much about MacOS, but quick search returns this command from [stackexchange](https://superuser.com/questions/174576/opening-a-new-terminal-from-the-command-line-and-running-a-command-on-mac-os-x) osascript

Spawning a new terminal from a nim program

Got it to work, thank you!

Spawning a new terminal from a nim program

I have 2 programs, a server and a client and I want to spawn both of them from a single nim executable. I can spawn them using startProcess, but then they don't start in their own new terminal windows. It would be great for debugging if I could spawn them in new terminal windows, is there a way