Like:
* Python: Code looks clean, gets stuff done quickly, easy to hire people
* JavaScript: Performant (thanks to browser wars), runs everywhere,
Babel+Typescript/Flow make it bearable
Dislike:
* C++: bloated, messed up, pays too much attention to useless stuff and yet
cannot easily t
Thanks. This looks good, I'll use it.
Though this technically does it, it doesn't seem to be more elegant though, as
it relies on having two types? (thus declaring members for one, then using
another one for instantiation)
Granted, finalisers most often are required for internal types that do not
refer external OS structures, but s
Hello,
I was looking into creating genuine ref types with finalisers. Is there a way
to attach a finalizer to a type without using new(...) ?
It seems that Nim is attaching a finaliser statically, but only does that if
new() is mentioned somewhere in the program. This is what I found to be work
