`nim genDepend file.nim` Not exactly the same but not too far.
Latest versions of postgresql are 64bit only. So, you need to use 64bit version
of Nim. Also libpq.dll is not enough because it depends some other dlls in it's
installation. So you better add "bin" folder of postgresql's installation to
PATH environment variable.
I am sure you can do that. You probably want to import compiler package parse
the AST that way.
You probably want to start with nim pretty:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/nimpretty/nimpretty.nim](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/nimpretty/nimpretty.nim)
Site note: UML is
Has anyone thought of using Nim with Lazarus LCL or Delphi's VCL?
That is what Borland did with C++ Builder, an integration of the VCL with C++.
To me that seems much easier than writing whole packages to match the libraries
for the LCL/VCL
Hello,
why I can parse source codes into ast. Not at compile time. I can create a
static code analyze a draw to UML or others.
thanks
Under XFCE 4.14, using Thunar 1.8.9, the mimetype of nim source files
(program.nim) is incorrectly shown as "MATLAB file". It shows an icon totally
unrelated to Nim.
On the terminal, the command
file --mime-type program.nim
Run
yields
program.nim:
Up to right now I didn't even know of grib2 files. I need to read up on what
kind of file format that is first. I suppose it's based on HDF5 files, too? If
it is, I should think we should be able to make it work.
Regarding other nimhdf5 users: I'd love to be corrected, but as far as I'm
aware
V looks promising but probably it will be usable after some years of
development. It has really huge memory consumption during base64 and json
encoding (memory leak?)
Sqlite works like a charm with Nim on Windows but I was not able to connect to
Postgres database at all. Compiler complains about some dependencies (libpg).
I've put libpg in the app folder, but the compilation failed too. Sqlite is not
scalable. I need to use a server database.
#18 is live at: [https://youtu.be/kogpTd0IlAw](https://youtu.be/kogpTd0IlAw)
Enumerators and 2D Arrays.
"enough for everybody" \- I am not sure about that. Oracle has still big
audience in enterprise environment but yes - the blue elephant is hunting that
big red thing :->
The proper solution is to deprecate `csize` and that's what we will do.
Breaking code nilly-willy wasn't required in order to fix/improve the situation
and so that's why it was reverted.
And yeah, sometimes I have the veto right but it's quite rare that I use it. I
also don't understand the
Actually in doing some more research - I found that GDAL (
[https://gdal.org](https://gdal.org)/ ) opens grib2s, and some kind of netcdf
formats. Not sure if its the specific version you're looking for.
Looks like somebody has already started writing headers for gdal in nim, too:
> the project leader has a veto right over community
I just want to emphasize this point. It's Araq's toy, he can do whatever he
wants. Choosing to use his Nim is our voluntary choice. If someone's not happy,
they can create a fork.
[Kostya's benchmarks](https://github.com/kostya/benchmarks) is finally back to
life, and they just added Vlang. I don't know the details, but the current
results are hilarious!
While we're on the subject of joking about other languages, [much D lols on
"SQLite for single-user apps and PostgreSQL when you need it" ought to be
enough for everybody.
I'd like to bump this just because I'm also interested in working with kind of
thing. In my case, I'm interested in opening .grib2 files. I know the netcdf4
python wrapper can do it - but if I could work in nim, that'd be sweet :)
I looked at the examples section in the HDF5 repo that Vindaar
can we consider that it could exist a global "let" (variable static) but
initialized only in the hand and only once in order not to have "var" in global
Please, can we, common and not-that-brilliant people, get a better explanation
for
[https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/12447](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/12447)?
In my understanding, from that PR it seems that the project leader has a veto
right over community. After some
For practical help, I can join in (as I live in Belgium).
you will find some examples in the documentation for instance
[https://nim-lang.org/docs/db_sqlite.html](https://nim-lang.org/docs/db_sqlite.html).
If you like to start with a relational db just choose sqlite. At the moment I
am wrapping ODPI-C - it's almost done.You may take a look at:
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