If nimble is the one definitive build tool for Nim, you are right. In some situations, people might prefer the more lightweight script-plus-compiler approach though, without the package manager part.
> I am yet to run into a use case where I need to use full-blown Nim when I'm > configuring Nim... OP gives an example (how to have conditional flags to depend on compiler version), is it not valid anymore? If I want to distribute just a binary, can/should I have one nimble file using nims for the complex build process and another for distribution?
