I've been following this for a while on GitHub and I think it is a very
impressive project. Nim would be a great language for scientific computing, but
it needs to have the numerical libraries and this is an excellent first step in
creating them.
A couple of questions. First, are you planning
I guess I'll use a converter. I need some additional fields beyond just what's
available in a `Table`, so just using an alias won't work, I'm afraid. My
hestitation over using a converter is that it means there will be an
unnecessary copy operation performed on the `Table`. I guess I'll just
I'm creating a type which contains a table and I want to make all of the table
procs works on this new type. Obviously I could manually write a bunch of procs
to do this, but that seems quite time consuming. If this were Python I would
just inherit from a table (well, dict in Python's case),
@yglukhov I was thinking the same thing.
Adding the bycopy pragma fixed it. I must say, that's a pretty subtle
requirement and it could do with a more prominent place in the documentation of
the FFI.
Thanks for that suggestion; I've made some progress. You were right to wonder
whether it was related to passing parameters by value. It turns out that
proc fprint*(value: value_t; stream: File): clonglong {.cdecl,
importc: "neo4j_fprint", dynlib: libneo4j.}
gets
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but it did not fix the problem. I did
use c2nim for the bindings, but it didn't seem to know what to use for
uintptr_t. I thought I'd come across a wrapper somewhere which had used cint,
but I might be mis-remembering. As you can see, I have renamed the
Hi, I'm quite new to Nim, although I've been following the language for awhile
now. This is probably a simple misunderstanding of the FFI on my part, but I
was wondering if anyone could advise on why I'm getting the errors I am. I'm
trying to wrap the [C
