Ordered the book ... delivery date 8.9 (Germany).
BW, Antic
DTxplorer: don't worry, nothing bad
Thanks Parashurama,
Found genStringCase in ccgstmts.nim, but your hint was useful
you can find the code in
$NIM_SRC_DIR/compiler/ccgexprs.nim
inside proc `genStringCase`
I'm working on a similar problem. The performance for parsing/stringying enums
with holes is abysmal (in C anyway, JS is mostly fine).
The problem is getting acceptable performance without
Hi,
I recall Araq mentioned Nim compiler rewrites string case statements into hash
jump table for efficiency, Does anyone knows where is the code in compiler#s
code base that does that.
Thank you
Just a quick question that I couldn't find the answer to anywhere. According to
the system module description, cint is supposed to be equivalent to using "int"
in C. However, cint is explicitly defined as int32, whereas C does not require
"int" to be 32 bits. Of course most C implementations do
That one is working! Thank you.
Dropped 64-bit one [here](http://dropcanvas.com/j9gc9).
The origin of the single-stage counterattack crusher: the general crushing
process is divided into multiple stages, and which must go through the first
break in order to carry out two broken. Head break is generally used jaw
crusher, and two broken is generally used counterattack crusher. The
@Vladar
Do you have the SDL2_gfx.dll? I am not able to compile it myself.
I've got a 32bit version of that dll, but your demos won't start with that. (I
am using the 64bit dlls of SDL2)
could not load: SDL2_gfx.dll
Error: execution of an external program failed:
I ended up doing this:
proc foo() =
var nsubs = len(settings.file_list)
var responsesB = newSeq[FlowVarBase](nsubs)
var responsesT = newSeq[FlowVar[string]](nsubs)
for i in 0.. 0:
let i = awaitAny(responsesB)
let fv: FlowVar[string] =
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