After further testing and help from jasonrbriggs, I found out that the error
appears on all Debian Linux distributions. It works on Windows and Arch Linux,
but on Ubuntu MATE (ARM), Lubuntu (x86) and Raspbian (ARM) it doesn't. Tried
Python versions from 3.4 to 3.6, Nim was at the latest github
@dom96, that's a nice tool to have in the set; thanks for working on it.
On OS X, the install using curl ends in an error:
Prompt: Symlink for 'nimble' detected in '/Users/bpr/.nimble/bin'. Can
I remove it? [y/N]
Error: unhandled exception: EOF reached [EOFError]
I'm sorry Libman, but I don't think this attitude is very good publicity for
the (already tiny) Nim community. This has nothing to do with censorship.
If you read [the actual
article](https://compileandrun.com/stuggles-with-rust.html), look at its
horrifying Rust code trying for a ConfigParser substitute, and see the author's
[conclusion](https://archive.is/ElUzm#selection-2299.0-2299.75) to stick with
Python - **"Use Nim" is EXACTLY the
Great that we finally have such a tool! One minor issue:
andrea@lafcadio:~$ choosenim update "#head"
Updating #head
Error: unhandled exception: key not found: #head [KeyError]
OK, so, I found an answer on the irc. Looks like the error I'm getting isn't
really an error. Though it is strange that my editor is marking it as one.
Well, general suggestions are still welcome.
So, I'm trying to build a small routing library for asynchttpserver. It's kind
of just for learning at the moment, but it could turn into something bigger(who
knows?). I've got it working somewhat the way I want it to but I'm running into
a little issue:
In the following code on line
I agree with HN. By all means suggest Nim, but state your reasons for
suggesting it.
**@libman:** whoa. That's too far, don't call another community "Nazi scum" in
here again.
[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14285062](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14285062)
is this your comment? It doesn't add anything of value to the discussion.
Seems like you didn't read the article at all. Imagine someone blogging about
some issues with nim and someone simply says
HackerNews (and Slashdot) are dominated by intolerant trigger-happy nazi scum.
That doesn't mean one should stop trying to inject an unorthodox opinion there
once in a while, but don't get your hopes up...
I just put in a single comment "Use Nim" in an HN article -
[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14284734](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14284734)
and it has resulted in a massive attack and the resultant leeching of my hard
earned HN karma
Will some kind Nim maven go over there and
@dom96 I got the same error as @hcorion originally. Linux Mint 18, Bash. It
prompts you to remove it but you never get the option to hit y/N. Tries to read
from a non-available stdin maybe?
Great work! Any interest in changing the syntax to "choosenim head" instead of
"choosenim #head". I end
Thank you guys for the nice messages
@scriptkiddy Will add `.bashrc` in there, I was hoping systems were at least
consistent with this... too bad heh.
@hcorion the only way I see that error happening is if you pressed Ctrl+D in
your terminal, any chance you did that?
I question the results when something beats C for speed. Either it is poor C
code, or there is something weird going on.
Sure, get close or the same, but beat C for speed? You must be doing some ASM
stuff that is faster than C-generated ASM (good for them, if that is the case).
Nice one, this should make life much easier, thanks!
The tool I've been waiting for is here! Thank you!
An interesting issue I had while installing was this:
$ curl https://nim-lang.org/choosenim/init.sh -sSf | sh
choosenim-init: Downloading choosenim-0.1.0_linux_amd64
Prompt: Symlink for 'nimble' detected in
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