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Nim works very well with Emacs and Visual Studio Code at the very least, also Vim (from reports by others) - including debug support. What are you missing?
by beagle3 7y ago
Nim works very well with Emacs and Visual Studio Code at the very least, also Vim (from reports by others) - including debug support. What are you missing?
- jaked89 7y agoDebugging and (semantic) renaming. As said, this is the minimum requirements I pose on any language for production use. Nim in VS Code lacks both. There's some limited debugging support at the generated C code, but this is not sufficient for me.
- alehander42 7y agoit should work on nim source level as well: if there are any problems ,that's a bug,so please report it. (disclaimer: me & my partner also work on a bit more advanced commercial debugger environment which also targets nim, so I guess there are many kinds of efforts)
- jaked89 7y agoGlad to hear there's commercial interest for Nim!
- alehander42 7y agoit's still not in beta: i mostly wanted to focus on the "people are thinking about it" part :)