Thanks @JohnAD, and an update in case someone starts questioning the same. It's
not a Nim issue whatsoever. (I couldn't change my email and had to create a new
account, deleted the previous one).
So far, the issue is seemingly with the Windows Terminal. It might be even
worse with older version
Is this related to RFC #368 and/or #525 ?
Back in the days of Intel 80386, PC XT, MS-DOS, Turbo Pascal, I could develop
projects and bring them to products, involving self-designed electronics boards
for data acquisition and control, either attached externally to the serial
port, parallel port, or internally, directly inserted into the
What's the best way to match a standard file into a single data structure for
editing it?
The intention is to be able to read and write a data structure from any
standard and generic file that contains a descriptor header (that includes the
size of the data) and a variable size data section, by
Thank you. Not exactly what I'm planning to do research on, but at some point I
may be tempted to. That's the best and easier way to do electronics projects
nowadays, Raspberry or Arduino and their clones (I even bought a kit already).
I'm more interested in learning how deep I can poke into the
