It's a clickbait title, people are unlikely to only read it and be convinced
that "okay, Nim is worse than Python".
Yeah, that's my point. Maybe the `nimrtl.dll` approach should be taken for
these python packages? I think it will probably bring back [this
issue](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/8405).
@litwt31 If you use `nimrtl.dll` there is only one instance of the GC'ed heap
and things are supposed to work. Note that this problem isn't Nim specific or
GC specific either, it's an inherent problem of shared libraries / DLLs.
Nice work, but I'm curious on what will happen if I import more than one of
your packages in one python script. IIRC, I can't have multiple Nim GC
instances in one process, otherwise the GC module will not behave properly and
finally leads to crash.
Please keep in mind that many people only read the title and this week's topic
is "are we popular now? No? why?!"
So "Python Modules & why Python is better" is a suboptimal headline. ;-)
(This forum really needs an "edit title" feature...)
**... with Nim.** 🤪
So some people chating about Python, and coming from Python to Nim, and etc.
I will show you some stuff I done with Nim, on Python, and maybe works as an
example implementation for people wanting to do the same.
I wanted to speed up Python, everybody know is slow, and taking
