> Some really good stuff in there. When I was thinking about fixing the
> problem, I was reminded that neither I, nor most people new to the community,
> know RST at all. In most environments, when people are documenting code for
> extraction, they're using markdown. I am not going to take the t
In the same case I was able to build tools with `/koch tools -d:sslVersion=3`.
It was documented, but not as straightforward as it should be, to be convenient.
Try pragma `{.hint[Name]:off.}` \- that helps in my case.
About LLVM usage - Zig devs already regrets that decision, see
[here](https://ziglang.org/download/0.8.0/release-notes.html#LLVM-12):
_I 've started testing, hit two bugs I've already reported for 12.0.0 RCs and
figured out I'm wasting my time. It seems that LLVM reached the point where
release
Don't do that, please. Nim has a good record of cherry-picking security
features from different languages, don't spoil it. And code readability and
unambiguity also counts amongs them. I was glad when I realized that Nim
embraces some ideas from Ada. And from my POV following runes are almost
i
