I've been recently learning a lot about systems programming/operating systems
using the Linux Programming Interface book, and I've been trying to translate
the C code it has to Nim. The POSIX library feels pretty great, eventually I'm
hoping to not use it and just replace the workflows with the
I just created my first bindings on Nim, I like how this works at a basic
level; if anyone wants to try it out without having to go through a lengthy
tutorial:
//hello.c
#include
const char* hello_world() {
return "Hello, World!";
}
Run
Thank you all for the suggestions I'm studying each one carefully!
I made a post earlier today regarding the title, but it is not actually the
solution to this issue, basically the LSP package for nim doesn't start and
spits out an error saying `Nimlangserver failed to start:Nim not in Path`. I
thought I had found the solution by changing the symlink for the su
Sublime Text created an issue for me in regards to starting the
LSP-Nimlangserver package. It came up with an error saying:
`cannot start nimlangserver:Nim is not in PATH`
And I found out that the reason this occurs is because for some reason Sublime
uses its own PATH variable separate from the
Thanks for the feedback! Very clean suggestions, I'll make sure to study them.
I am new to programming on nim, and I'm looking for feedback on some exercises
I've been doing on Exercism. If anyone could give some tips on how to improve
this solution I would appreciate it. I'll mark the task and the solution I have
as well as the test files if you guys would like to try it
