Thank you for your wonderful suggestions. I finally ended by using memfiles as
suggested by @cblake which improved (reduced) the runtime significantly, but if
I may ask, does this (below code) load the entire file content into memory?
var fs = newMemMapFileStream(paramStr(1), fmRead
Using `loadConfig("config.ini")` seems to want to look in the current directory
(from where the binary is executed). Is it possible to have it always pull from
where the binary actually is located or should I look at using something like
`getConfigDir()` or environment variables? When I run it f
> For local groups and language advocacy it'd be sweet to get a hold of
> SkillsMatter facilities also
> ([https://skillsmatter.com/groups)](https://skillsmatter.com/groups\)).
Ooh, that looks amazing. But I wonder how much they charge for these facilities
Speaking of which:
[https://wandbox.org](https://wandbox.org)
[https://play.nim-lang.org](https://play.nim-lang.org)
Wow, hit this post right after submitting [the
fix](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/10745) :)
[https://gettogether.community](https://gettogether.community) is an open
source Meetup
Great. What is the preferable platform these days?
Meetup, Eventbrite or a better one?
We have to have ability to print tickets etc.
The author hasn't a solution yet. Can anybody around here help? Probably the
spReadData proc in serialstream.nim needs only a small pragma. But I can figure
it out.
Yes, long observed this, you are right
Any problem on Earth can be solved with the careful application of
meta-programming. The trick is not to be around when the AST spec changes. :o)
import macros
type Range[V] = object
v: V
slice: Slice[int]
var r: Range[seq[int]] = Range[seq[int]](v: @[0,
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