Yes, but in reality it's much less than 100ms. It depends if there are new imports or not but usually is around 3-7ms :P There are multiple things that goes into this.
* NimScript is not Nim (<https://nim-lang.org/docs/nims.html>) * Im cheating because Im talking about (re)compilation and also I only use one "scratchpad" file. There is a nice side effect of using the VM which is that you can re-eval the script without destroying the ModuleGraph. Meaning you can keep throwing things at it. In the VM bindings I have 1M+ LoC and it keeps reloading ultra fast because it only needs to feed the graph once. The initialisation (first evaluation) does take time though. Notice the first evaluation happens when you create a binary too. If you want to isolate it, you can use the flag `compileOnly` * NUE has a dynamic bindings mechanism that allows to create functions in other parts of the app (DLLs) without restarting the VM. Without it wouldnt be that useful * I also built things in a way where I can copy->paste NimScript into native Nim (NUE's DSL has two "backends")
