A quick `jq '.[][]["memory usage"]["used"]'` through all stats.txt.json files
in
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I generally like Nims approach a lot - but I think that @Araq is too hard on
this. The guiding rule should be "Nim prohibits false and dangerous things".
Naming (e.g.) private variables
'_[foo](https://forum.nim-lang.org/postActivity.xml#foo) is not dangerous and
whether it's false is largely
I am trying to improve it, but I feel like I am not experienced enough to see
where I could make improvements.
I had headeaches trying to find why my first opengl triangle looks like that
[https://nsm09.casimages.com/img/2018/11/16//18111610551424237015998588.png](https://nsm09.casimages.com/img/2018/11/16//18111610551424237015998588.png)
After two days I accidentally discovered that in a certain file
Then make it better? What you describe is basically how I program. Probably how
everyone programs. Eventually I learn how the thing works and can comeback to
cleanup my exploration code. At first I copy stuff from Stack Overflow and
where ever... then some times try out permutations of things
This will be going to facilitate with the
[https://epsonsupports.net/blog/fix-epson-error-code-0x69](https://epsonsupports.net/blog/fix-epson-error-code-0x69)/
for the crashing with clang in emscription.
Hey All,
Fairly new to Nim but absolutely loving it.
I am writing some software that is working with dates and I need to calculate
the number of seconds that has elapsed between dates A and B. I'm currently
using `times.between(a,b)` which is resulting in "2 months, 1 day, 22 hours, 24
I have this code:
var a: seq[int64]
proc addItems() =
for k in 0..2:
a.add(k)
if k %% 100 == 0:
echo k
echo "a.high: " & $a.high
proc removeItems() =
for k in countdown(a.high,10):
O shit it does lol
Sorry, I guess it didn't work on some other version haha. Anyway, the problem
isn't it not working (it does), it's just that I feel like I made it wrong,
since I don't know alot about this stuff, so i would feel a lot more confident
if someone knowledgeable would check it
ummm, what exactly doesn't work? since it compiles and launches (after deleting
unused strfmt import) with latest devel.
Long story short: I'm a real noob at programming, so as an exercise for
learning Nim I decided to make a basic game framework. I managed to have it
draw pixel art circles, lines, sprites from a spritesheet, and to play sound.
The problem is that, since i know nothing about SDL, I made it really
Don't know if this is the right place to ask, but here I go
I'm a complete noob at programming, so I wanted to make a simple SDL2-based
game framework as an exercise. I've managed to make it do what I wanted (Draw
sprites, play sounds, draw primitives, pixel art etc.), BUT
It's absolute jank.
You cannot dynamically generate procs.
I think `&" "` and `fmt" "` wont work inside a macro, use `" " & " "` or
`format( )`.
thanks, I got it working without passing params to the macro function, what I
cannot seem to figure out is how to do it when trying to dynamically generate
the string that will get converted to a macro.
But real DOS fun is compiling to 16bit and handling of XMS :) I don't know if
Nim supports 16bit word sizes.
[https://github.com/juancarlospaco/nim-presentation-slides/blob/master/ejemplos/avanzado/macros/macro_from_string.nim](https://github.com/juancarlospaco/nim-presentation-slides/blob/master/ejemplos/avanzado/macros/macro_from_string.nim)
More examples on the same folder.
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