Since I fried my motherboard this afternoon I am now using a windows machine.
I've installed nim with choosenim, even tested nim with a sample hello world
project. However now I can't create a new project with nimble all of a sudden:
PS C:\Users\Adnan\Downloads\proj> nimble init stopwatch
Info: Package initialisation requires info which could not be
inferred.
... Default values are shown in square brackets, press
... enter to use them.
Using "stopwatch" for new package name
Prompt: Your name? [Anonymous]
Answer:
Using "src" for new package source directory
Prompt: Package type?
... Library - provides functionality for other packages.
... Binary - produces an executable for the end-user.
... Hybrid - combination of library and binary
... For more information see https://goo.gl/cm2RX5
Select Cycle with 'Tab', 'Enter' when done
Answer: binary
Prompt: Initial version of package? [0.1.0]
Answer:
Prompt: Package description? [A new awesome nimble package]
Answer: timer
Prompt: Package License?
... This should ideally be a valid SPDX identifier. See
https://spdx.org/licenses/.
Select Cycle with 'Tab', 'Enter' when done
Choices:
oserr.nim(94) raiseOSError
Error: unhandled exception: The parameter is incorrect.
[OSError]
PS C:\Users\Adnan\Downloads\proj>
Run
Before I get the chance to pick license nimble raises an exception. Should I
reinstall the nim SDK?
