Hello, I'm having difficulties with my administered Windows 10 laptop's virus
scanner (F-secure Client Security Premium) and the latest nim release 1.4. My
previous nim version was 1.2.6.
So all was good with Nim 1.2.6, but after updating I began to get weird
heuristics false alarms (HEUR/APC) from the scanner when compiling without the
release flag: "nim c hello.nim". These false alarms won't pop up when I use the
"nim c -d:release hello.nim" which I find odd.
I know this isn't your problem, **I was just wondering if there 's someone who
has some experience and under the hood understanding what MIGHT trigger some
heuristics when compiling without the release flag?** I don't actually even
know if it's even possible to speculate without seeing the scanner's code.
One problem at the moment is that I cannot even send a sample file to the virus
scanner company because the scanner is so aggressively deleting the compiled
example file... (of course I could do this with some other pc, but I don't have
any windows pc at my possession only linux)
Is my only solution to break free from my workplace admins and start devving
Nim with my non administered linux pc (I would prefer linux, but the laptop is
so slow)? :D
File hello.nim contents:
proc sayHello() =
echo "Hello World!"
when isMainModule:
sayHello()
Run
