Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-04-02 Thread NastyRigger
@cheatfate Well done! 32-bit works as expected: [https://s29.postimg.org/fdbzy8xav/Screenshot_2017-04-02-14-14-23.png](https://s29.postimg.org/fdbzy8xav/Screenshot_2017-04-02-14-14-23.png) What's the preferred fix for Nimble?

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-04-01 Thread NastyRigger
@stisa Ah, ok! Thought you couldn't decide between **-d:termux** and **-d:android** as the name of this custom configuration

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-04-01 Thread NastyRigger
@stisa I believe we need to patch the nim's transpiler to always output __rt_sigtimedwait instead of sigtimedwait.

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-04-01 Thread NastyRigger
Well guessed, @stisa! The nim compiler bootstraps successfully on 32-bit now. I've updated the sed command two posts back.

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-03-31 Thread NastyRigger
@Araq Look at the screenshot, the original issue is still there. Could you suggest a workaround?

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-03-31 Thread NastyRigger
Ok, so here's the automated version of the 32-bit termux Nim bootstrap part (also fixing the **64-bit kernel/32-bit userspace** scenario) that reproduces the OP's error during the final link: apt install clang apt install git apt install libandroid-glob && apt install liband

Re: Help in compiling nim on android termux

2017-03-30 Thread NastyRigger
> keystrokes are not entered directly into the terminal Install Null Keyboard and the issue will never bother you again anywhere.

Re: Incredible Nim vs lame rust censorship

2017-01-09 Thread NastyRigger
> stick to talking about programming rather than phony whining about > "oppressive PC exclusion" If only Mozilla/Rust took your advice! > And if I think you are who you are Nah, not very active and I don't waste a second of my time on IRC. Glad you're bright enough to spot those things though

Re: Incredible Nim vs lame rust censorship

2017-01-08 Thread NastyRigger
Looks like a kindred spirit has joined the fray: [https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/38869](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/38869) [https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-do-we-combat-the-apparent-culture-of-racism-and-sexism-in-rust/8754](https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-do-we-combat-

Re: Incredible Nim vs lame rust censorship

2016-12-31 Thread NastyRigger
As censoring quotes looks even sillier, let's make a deal - I'm going to link to the banned post instead of pasting it verbatim here so you can remove the redundant replies.

Re: Nim in Action is 50% off over the weekend

2016-12-30 Thread NastyRigger
How much is it then?

Re: Incredible Nim vs lame rust censorship

2016-12-30 Thread NastyRigger
> I cannot corroborate Nim benchmarking faster than Rust I didn't expect that either, hence the enthusiasm :) The results were obtained on Linux, ARM and ARM64 (the new platform I'd mentioned), benchmarking the latest rust nightly vs latest Nim, gcc 4.9/5/6 and clang 3.6 (armv7). Probably more

Incredible Nim vs lame rust censorship

2016-12-29 Thread NastyRigger
Thank you guys, Nim is a wonderful idea and it actually works so well! Meanwhile, my post to this reddit [thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/5kwg1e/rust_is_mostly_safety/) has just been shadowbanned (still visible to just me) so I'm posting it here for posterity: I rec