Cool stuff! Currently playing around with it and compiled it myself. I wrote
that in discord as well but might be better placed in this forum - It seems
that the nim.cfg file under `nlvm/Nim/config/nim.cfg` may cause problems if the
user had nim 2.0 installed before with packages installed.
`nimblepath="$home/.nimble/pkgs2/"` this is the line that is problematic. I can
compiled without issues while it is commented out. While it is commented in it
causes compilation problems, complaining that the serialization-0.2.0-<hash>
library has a bad package name.
What initially surprised me is that the "REPL mode" allows reassigning
variables:
~/dev/repl/nlvm/nlvm % ./nlvm r
>>> let x = 3
>>> let x = "lala"
>>> let x = "lele"
>>> x
lele: string
Run
As someone who only ever _used_ REPLs and never thought too deeply about them
and their conventions, is this a general REPL behaviour thingy that LLVM stuff
enables?
