Hi @pietroppeter \- I agree that it's quite a silly example. But shouldn't the
compiler catch this or preferably crash? It seems wrong that it just pegs two
om my CPU cores until i manually kill the processes.
Also this example compiles and runs without any problems:
import sequti
Hi @shirleyquirk
Thanks for clarifying. This makes sense to me.
I stumbled upon this bug while doing some Project Euler exercises, and fixed
the problem by using let instead of const. I posted in on here as I was
curious. :)
Hi Nim people,
I was using Nim for some Project Euler exercises. When I tried to compile with
`nim c -r -d:debug test.nim`, it got stuck after printing
Hint: used config file '/etc/nim/nim.cfg' [Conf]
Hint: used config file '/etc/nim/config.nims' [Conf]
..
