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Yep. Concurrency is achieved via async await. Parallelism via `spawn`. Here is an example from my book that uses both: https://github.com/dom96/nim-in-action-c

• karmakaze 8y ago
  Where is supporting use of multiple cores on the roadmap?
  • mratsim 8y ago
    Compile with `--threads:on` and everything in the threadpool module are available. You can also use `CreateThread` for long-lived threads. Alternatively, you have an open-mp for loop that you can use with `||`: for i in 0||1000: doParallelSomething()