Hi
I am having hard time understanding pointers, addr, cstrings.
var i: cstring = "a"
var pi: ptr cstring = i.addr
echo repr(i)
echo repr(pi)
Output:
005BC058"a"
ref 004477F8 --> 005BC070"a"
My understanding is this. First we declare
> Take my last few posts for example. Some saints out there actually think that
> my jokes are funny, and that my occasional "keep it copyfree" advocacy is not
> particularly annoying.
Too bad for you then that one admin disagrees...
I think that noobs (like myself) should be encouraged to avoid annoying the
DevGods on GitHub with anything short of a fully-baked well-thought-out bug
report, but message forums are a lower tier of seriousness, about on par with
chat, where novices and noobs can help each-other.
Chat logs
The problem with the Golden Rule is that some values are subjective.
Take my last few posts for example. Some saints out there actually think that
[my jokes](http://forum.nim-lang.org/t/2738/3#17079) are funny, and that my
occasional ["keep it
Same example but with all cases added.
I noticed while working on this example that the issue would disappear and
surface again simple by changing the object and function names (no semantic
difference). But this version is tested and shows the issue
type
Status = enum
Hi
There seems to be an issue with repr on returned stack objects containing
enums. See example below.
If I create the Ret object in local stack frame, it works. If I change Ret.data
to uin32 it works even if returned from a function.
type
Status = enum
Ok, Error
The rule is: Utilise common sense and [the Golden
Rule](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule).
Thank you for your reply **Krux02**, I appreciate it. Not quite there however
because what I am interested in is processes not threads and how to set up
communication between two. Also I am looking for pipes, shared memory, ffs and
differences among them, performance etc. I do not want to setup
There are no official rules. There have been threads about having a CoC and the
majority was against it. General opinion usually is _„instead of thinking about
rules, just write some Nim code“_. There also isn't some big sign on your front
door which tells you how to behave while out on the
mmierzwa, as I'm on windows, I used Windows Named Pipes (not ipc)
I adapted some example cpp code (see comments in paste) to get a basic
server->client in nim.
A bit of a simple hack (one direction messaging), but it worked for my needs.
Here's an example, inc a basic test
Good point, I don't rememeber any official forum rules. But I can give you some
recommendations if you want to:
> * Be nice.
> * Don't start a flamewar.
>
I am new to the forum, like all forums, there are a set of rules that should be
followed, I wanted to know what they are for this forum.
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