yes, with cygwin you should get there
you have to put the lib vte on line for compiled, when I worked with windows, I
recovered lib with .h generally it worked for example postgresql works very
well like that
Good catch! I did not even noticed that my solution was not correct. Templates
are _so_ mysterious when you use them out of their sweet spot...
Learning meta-programming in Nim is not easy. First, there are two ways to
doing it: templates and macros. ¸The first one seems like programming with
u
Okay, got the multilingualism working on windows.
Gettext calls on windows GetThreadLocale to retrieve locale. Therefore
setlocale wont work on windows. Also gettext reads out `LANG` and `LC_ALL`
environment variables (if one is set, GetThreadLocale wont be called). When
running in vscode integ
This is now fixed in nim devel. Now I auto-generate the docs for Std::Vector
Nim wrapper (
[https://github.com/kaushalmodi/std_vector](https://github.com/kaushalmodi/std_vector)
) to
[https://kaushalmodi.github.io/std_vector](https://kaushalmodi.github.io/std_vector)/
.
Maybe you can try porting it to javascript target. It requires you use the
`times` and `random` modules instead of the C imports and a workaround for
`bigEndian32`.
The oids module doesn't work for the JS backend, that's why.
Status is developing an client in Nim for the next version of Ethereum, a
distributed computing platform - we've come to the point where an initial
release will be made, and we're looking for security-minded people to help
harden it.
[https://our.status.im/nimbus-eth2-0-security-audit-request-f
Nested parallel for is non-trivial, even OpenMP doesn't get it right.
Nim threadpool doesn't have the tools to deal with it.
You can use Weave for this, see this example matrix transposition from the
README:
[https://github.com/mratsim/weave#data-parallelism](https://github.com/mratsim/weave#da
When performance is a thing, a small cache can make a big difference.
Nichecache is a thread-safe generic cache with FIFO replacement policy:
[https://github.com/olliNiinivaara/Nichecache](https://github.com/olliNiinivaara/Nichecache)
It's a fine example of algorithm that looks bad in theory (br
Ah, seems that this is ported to windows. Then gintro just needs the vte
bindings to get this work on windows. Sadly that there's no vte package in
msys2 :s
I have noticed that multiple CPU's were not being used, each process is spawned
and seems to wait till it's finished before the next one starts so that only on
CPU is being used at once. Is there something I should check about my
implementation to make sure that I'm not doing something obviously
Actually, I could just put the inner loop into its own function which should be
fine.
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