I currently use Nim to program on Windows and leave 3 different compilers to
use: MinGW (gcc), LLVM (clang) and TinyCC (tcc).
To use them is simple, type at the command line to compile the source code nim:
`nim c --cc:<gcc|clang|tcc> nimsource.nim`
However, first you need to enter some settings in `config/nim.cfg`:
@if windows:
gcc.path = r"D:/mingw64/bin"
tcc.path = r"D:/tcc64"
clang.path = r"D:/LLVM64/bin"
@end
Run
Nowadays I don't use Microsoft's Visual C ++/Visual Studio (vcc), but to use it
just open the "Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2019" and compile nim source
code with: `nim c --cc:vcc nimsource.nim`
