Nim 1.6.0 RC1

> Isn't running nimble install once then nimble develop equivalent to the "old" > nimble develop ? It is not equivalent. There is no equivalent of the old `nimble develop`. Now the develop mode dependency packages are per project. There are no global development mode packages.

Nim 1.6.0 RC1

> Since updating, I've also found that nimble develop for local package will > not function properly if you haven't done nimble install first (which I don't > think was the case before). How the package develop mode is working is entirely changed. Please look at the [documentation](https://gith

Nim 1.6.0 RC1

> Since updating, I've also found that nimble develop for local package will > not function properly if you haven't done nimble install first (which I don't > think was the case before). How the package develop mode is working is entirely changed. Please look at the [documentation](https://gith

Nim 1.6.0 RC1

> It is really not clear to me what it is the purpose of the development mode > and where the nimble.develop file resides (global or package specific?) and > how it is used The develop file is package-specific and user-specific. It contains paths to packages or other develop files included in i

Advent of Nim 2020 megathread

The repository with my solutions is here: <https://github.com/bobeff/playground/tree/master/advent-of-code/2020>

Advent of Code 2018 megathread

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Advent of Code 2018 megathread

The repository with my solutions: <https://github.com/bobeff/playground/tree/master/advent-of-code/2020>

Is the destructors manual still relevant?

I'm wondering why there are so many different GC modes and runtimes and so on. It is extremely confusing. Are most of them experimental and which is currently planned to be the best supporter version?

Is the destructors manual still relevant?

I'm asking because it seems to me that it is not working exactly as described. Specifically the part with [owned refs](https://nim-lang.org/docs/destructors.html#owned-refs). It seems to me that ref and owned ref behave exactly the same way when compiling with nim c --gc:arc -d:debug and there

Is the destructors manual still relevant?

Hi, I'm curious whether this manual is still relevant and if not where I can read updated documentation about the new GC free runtime if any?