I had no issues whatsoever with windows...
use a sequence:
var numbers = seq[int]
numbers.add(1)
numbers.add(2)
# ...
What kind of tools would you be interested in?
Have you taken a look at nimble directory?
Perhaps there's something usefull there
Is it really that worth to lex and parse by hand?
I've sent you an email @cabhishek!
Thanks a lot for the answers in here, made the questions clear! Still without
understanding the "untyped" one tho.
Thanks!
Hey! I'm willing to create a programming language using nim.
It's an educational project. Been reading about compilers for weeks now and I
started using tools like flex and bison for lexer and parser. I know nim have a
parsing library but nowhere near that level.
There is an old post (2014) wit
Hello!
Been using nim for a few days, been reading a lot and feel really happy right
now!
Few questions (I myself come from high level languages although I've used few c)
1\. What is best to use: ref object or object and why. If using ref object, is
"new" always needed?
2\. What's the differe
