Also, if you do update your `nim.cfg` or `config.nims` as I suggest above, you can add a `#!/usr/bin/nim r` "shebang" at the top of a file and chmod it and then treat it much like you would a scripting language. The compile (from uncached output) will be a little longer than most actual scripting languages, but not so much longer in "human terms", at least in a testing phase with mostly "does this program compile"/do what I want?" questions.
- Compile times slonik_az
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- Compile times Stefan_Salewski
- Compile times dom96
- Compile times erikenglund
- Compile times geotre
- Compile times cblake
- Compile times Clonk
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- Compile times cblake
- Compile times cblake
- Compile times snej
- Compile times cblake
