Recently I read:
[http://lemire.me/blog/2014/02/14/getting-good-performance-in-go-by-rewriting-parts-in-c](http://forum.nim-lang.org///lemire.me/blog/2014/02/14/getting-good-performance-in-go-by-rewriting-parts-in-c)/
So I thought it was time to try it in Nim:
import random
impo
again I missed a book )
Stefan_Salewski, it's good news =) I had some work several days, so I'll try to
test it as soon as possible =) Thank you all =)
First four cuchars of data may be looking like a regular pointer address. Have
you performed a comparsion between first bytes of data(actual data, not a
pointer) from the working test and bytes in this invalid pointer? It is not
very likely but the data might be dereferenced somehow in the gener
It is hard to reproduce this error with this report. Can you say how you got
this error? Nim version? Did you use aporia? If not which command line did you
use to compile the program? What is your sourcecode that you compiled? And can
you paste the entire output of the compiler?
when i begin start learn nim language , i write a cursers program, then the
error present, i comment line 43 , but new error present. i not find the answer
in doc page and forum ...
src file content
import pdcurses initscr();
Yeah, the chocolatey package is unmaintanied by a 3rd party and has been for a
while. You could file to go through the process to take over the package.
Alright, I tried that and it does echo out a pointer address (e.g. 0xFFff08b7e).
Where this is getting kind of weird for me is that I have this raytracer that
I'm working on that uses stb_image.h as well and it able to load an image on OS
X without throwing a seg fault. The code for the mini-wra
