Hi dom, > How did you install it btw?
I've donwloaded all the x86-64 Zip files from the download page (including MinGW-w64). I've setup MinGW in "C:\MinGW\" and added it's "bin" folder to the path, then unpacked Nim in "C:\Nim\" and run "finish.exe". As I said, it can compile source alright. I've alsp run "chock tests" (not to the end, it took ages so after about an hour I had to stop it's execution). Most tests passed, a few skipped, but I noticed that many of the C++ tests where failing. > If not via choosenim then I suggest you give it a go. I didn't use choosemin because I'm not sure how it actually works. I've noticed in the source code that it seems to download only the x86 version of MinGW: [https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/blob/master/src/choosenim/download.nim#L15](https://github.com/dom96/choosenim/blob/master/src/choosenim/download.nim#L15) const # Windows-only mingwUrl = "http://nim-lang.org/download/mingw32.tar.gz"; dllsUrl = "http://nim-lang.org/download/dlls.tar.gz"; Does it always install MinGW? And only 32 bit? I'd like to have MinGW 64 bit, and available system wide, not only within Nim environment; I haven't understood how choosenim handles this.
