> Interesting, I am also am a Rust user Interesting. I have not find time yet to learn Rust -- I intend it, but currently better learning modern C++ has priority for me, as I may need it for job.
How difficult is converting Rust code to Nim? Reason for this question is, that I would be interested in some "incremental constrained delaunay tranformation" (2d only) in native Nim. Coding that from scratch in high quality (numerical stable and fast) following papers is a big effort of course, so I consider converting C++ or Rust code to Nim. For C++ code I have not yet found really nice sources -- CGAL lib of course contains it, but it may be hard to extract. For Rust I recently saw [https://github.com/Stoeoef/spade](https://github.com/Stoeoef/spade) which seems to be not bad and is MIT licensed. So I consider learning some Rust next winter and maybe convert it to Nim.
