I know that a newcomer and hobbycoder should probably not mess with asm
statements.. but I want to =) I'm already sorry that I am mixing at&t and intel
syntax in the code below.
gcc --version
gcc (x86_64-win32-seh-rev1, Built by MinGW-W64 project) 6.3.0
nim -v
Nim C
> a way to rapidly check snippets of code. I think in this regard inim would be
> very useful. I tend to be a bit of a hacker and tend to experiment with
> snippets of code to understand how they work before slapping them into a
> program.
INim is great. Also if you're using VSCode you can try
So nim-gdb is working fine for me now with binaries. I can use it on VSCode
aswell and it works great. finish.exe should set the NIM_GDB environment in the
nim-gdb.bat if you let it setup mingw btw. I had to fix that manually.
However, I've coded a simple library with nim which gets load some ti