Swift uses reference counting like Nim though i don't think it's deferred, and
I don't know if it's thread local.
Doubt anyone would like to prototype with rust - picky, verbose language that
demands good understanding. No gc either.
Swift has no gc either but I don't know much more about it.
Can you link to specific ones that aren't duplicates of the ones on YouTube?
I'm glad that a solution was found for this specific `macros` case, but it's
indeed disappointing that all Nim JSON libraries fail if used in static /
compile time context...
The `jsmn` module was somewhat promising, but failed for another reason - your
mileage may vary.
In case anyone finds t
> Hello **the Nims** ^^
BTW, did the Nim community ever decide on whether we are Nimers, Nimrods,
Nimists, Nimsters, Nimblers, Nimians, Nimberts, or even Nimbertarians? Should
we have a vote? ☺
(I used to be one of the original "Pythoneers" \- long before it was cool, and
long before the "Pyth
Yeah day 15 was a struggle, but I am glad I didn't give up. I was finally able
to hunt down the path finding but that was haunting me. My issue was that I was
trying to be too clever and implement A* for the pathing which led to bug after
bug. I took a big step back and decided to just brute for
Yes, it still exists, at
[https://bitbucket.org/nimcontrib/ntags](https://bitbucket.org/nimcontrib/ntags).
It is maintained insofar as I haven't found any need to update it, other than
check on and off to make sure that it works with the most current version of
Nim. The main features that are m
