Friends:
somepkg / [types, core, other_stuff]
Run
Strangers:
somepkg
Run
Since low-level code is available in Nim, privacy can always be broken by
someone defining their own copy of your types with their own fields, and then
casting your type to t
Can you describe, in English, what this is even supposed to do?
Try miniz instead.
[https://github.com/treeform/miniz](https://github.com/treeform/miniz)
zip/zlib.nim defines ulong as 32-bit, so it fails with 64-bit zlibs.
It fails to compile though, with: Error: duplicate case label
Consider:
type
Actions = enum
Accuracy, Maturity, Id, Phase, Skip, Status
Action = object
case kind: Actions
of Accuracy: acc: range[1..9]
of Maturity: maturity: range[1..9]
of Id: id: int
of Phase:
phasenote: strin
There are Forth systems that can do this as well. You have to manage everything
yourself and your code might not work or be compiled to native code on other
systems, but this is true of everything else in Forth.
Erlang also has hot code loading with versioned code and precise and easy ways
to m
That error's from compiler/lowerings.nim , where we find this test for flowVars:
proc flowVarKind(t: PType): TFlowVarKind =
if t.skipTypes(abstractInst).kind in {tyRef, tyString, tySequence}: fvGC
elif containsGarbageCollectedRef(t): fvInvalid
else: fvBlob
After reading this thread the other day I spent some hours building the website
and learning about jekyll/liquid and preparing some code samples that were at
least somewhat varied and that fit into the rather small space the website
gives to the code.
But when I got to the CSS crafting stage, I
