You need to patch `osproc.nim`, probably line
const useProcessAuxSpawn = declared(posix_spawn) and not defined(useFork)
and
not defined(useClone) and not defined(linux)
I'm not sure how wise it is to map Andriod to Linux, preferably that should
I thought of [this](http://libcello.org/) after glance the thread title
@NastyRigger : This is just a guess, and I can't test it, but you could try
changing `sigtimedwait` into `__rt_sigtimedwait` . Looks like `sigtimedwait` is
present in `signal.h` starting from android api 23.
@Araq : I could try making a PR, I'm guessing the part in `nim.cfg` should go
in a `@if
I just looked over the introduction you just posted. I am not really into
string algorithms, I rather avoid all string operations in my applications
except string format for output. Therefore I can already see that this library
is not for me, but still it would be nice to read one or two sentenc
I am releasing [Cello](https://unicredit.github.io/cello/), a library of string
algoritms using succinct data structures.
It should appear shortly on Nimble. For now it implements walevet trees, FM
indices, the Burrow-Wheeler transform, suffix arrays and a little more.
Check out the README for
Thank you, @flyx, it works exactly as I need!
@Araq Look at the screenshot, the original issue is still there. Could you
suggest a workaround?
Try:
proc pprint[T1](ann: string): (proc(t0: T1): T1) =
return proc(val: T1): T1 =
return val
echo pprint[int]("test")(42)
In config/nim.cfg add passL=" -landroid-glob " and define:termux
In lib/posix/posix.nim : line 283: when defined(macosx) or defined(termux):
and on line 1623: when not defined(macosx) and not defined(termux) ( you just
need to add the termux part )
In lib/pure/osproc.nim "bin/sh" ->
proc pprint(ann: string): (proc[T1](t0: T1): T1) =
return proc(val: T1) =
return val
pprint("test")
returner.nim(1, 32) Error: ')' expected
#
proc pprint(ann: string): (proc(t0: T1): T1) =
return proc(val) =
retu
Very interested to see where this goes. Basically what andrea and dom said,
once it's matured a bit.
Ok, so here's the automated version of the 32-bit termux Nim bootstrap part
(also fixing the **64-bit kernel/32-bit userspace** scenario) that reproduces
the OP's error during the final link:
apt install clang
apt install git
apt install libandroid-glob && apt install liband
proc pprint(annotation: string): (proc(t0: T1): T1) =
# ... some usage of annotation parameter ..
Parenthesis help.
That's great, I hope this becomes a viable alternative to handle multithreaded
applications in Nim!
I think it's too early right now, it really is a handful of lines of code; but
I probably will if there is enough interest.
RIght now, actors run on a thread pool (not Nim's _threadpool_) that can be
configured.
The execution strategy and migration of an actor across threads is pretty dumb,
bu
@hcorion This is Neo2 (it states that itself) and it is an image for printing
and gluing on the keys. Therefore, there are multiple meta-key images to choose
from.
Hello, guys!
Nim can use anonymous procedures in procedures like map(), filter() and other.
Is it possible to have procedural return and if yes, how this should be
formatted syntactically?
Something like this:
proc pprint(annotation: string): proc(t0: T1): T1 =
# ... some u
Just removed termux and reinstalled from scratch ( I can only test on my phone,
android 7 ), here are my steps:
apt install git
apt install clang
git clone https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim
cd Nim && git clone https://github.com/nim-lang/csources
apt install libandroid
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