In the end "Nim in Action" is very, very valuable, because every documentation
is valuable, isn't it? It's not only a great learning resource but also a good
way to support a core developer of nim, you know?
Anyway, if you can't afford a copy you have plenty of ressources that can get
you start
[https://github.com/markprocess/ultibo-nim](https://github.com/markprocess/ultibo-nim)
If you don't want to clone and build on raspbian, I've added two more options
to the readme:
1\. download a zip file, unzip to a freshly fat32-formatted sd, and watch nim
blink the led on any model of rpi
2\
I really like dom96 and I would encourage everyone to financially support his
book.
That said:
[https://thePirateBay.org/torrent/22104456/Nim_in_Action](https://thePirateBay.org/torrent/22104456/Nim_in_Action)
Sorry. I didn't leak it. I just happen to notice its there.
> What are the chances of keeping typed and untyped and making it actually
> meaningful? Like
template a: untyped =
# This actually has no type
for i in 0..9:
echo i
template b: typed =
# This has a type
procReturningSomething()
Two chapters are available for free on
[http://book.picheta.me](http://book.picheta.me)/ for what it's worth.
> Nim in Action is geared more towards Web Development anyway.
I wouldn't say that. Only one chapter focuses on web development.
Use this:
[https://narimiran.github.io/nim-basics](https://narimiran.github.io/nim-basics)/
It's free and it already covers most of Nim (except for metaprogramming and
generics, but if you're interested in game development (judging by your
previous posts) you won't be needing those).
Nim in Ac
> $ mkdir /tmp/test_nim_crosscompile
>
> $ cd /tmp/test_nim_crosscompile/
>
> $ echo 'echo "Hello World"' > hello.nim
>
> $ nim c --cpu:amd64 --os:windows --gcc.exe:x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc
> --gcc.linkerexe:x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc hello.nim
>
> $ wine hello.exe
>
> Hello World
Crosscompile lib
Of course I would like to support you, but I'm only 15 years old.
You don't want to support poor author's like me? :(
Nim_in_Action.pdf
Thank you in advance.
Dear all,
I couldn't find detailed information about how to cross-compile for windows on
a Linux machine. Could someone please point me to a discussion/tutorial about
this?
Namely I need to know the basic command (I know its something like nim
--os:windows --cpu:amd64 --gcc.exe:...) and I woul
that seems useless
Congratulation !
> Silly and hostile comments under Reg text show that popularity is hard.
Yeah, perhaps I'm crazy but the people in those comments don't seem inclined to
have a rational discussion about style insensitivity.
> Maybe it is time to create well exposed "Common misconceptions" at the
> nim-lang.org
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