> Can this be used as a sort of Nim script? And if so, I understand that it > wouldn't have limitations in terms of using wrapped libraries, would it?
yep - it can run anything that can be compiled > Or is Nim script significally faster when started? I haven't timed it, but I expect nimscript to the faster for small scripts (due to startup time) while nlvm would be faster for longer-running things - that said, the optimization pipeline is not yet enabled for this first JIT commit, so ymmv and eventually nlvm startup times can likely match those of nimscript more or less > Does it only compiles C? Before compiling, does it also stores the C files > inside the cache? `nim` does this, yes - `nlvm` does not, see <https://github.com/arnetheduck/nlvm#introduction> for more info.
