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Nim compiles to C and therefore should be able to run on anything which has a C compiler available. To my knowledge it's been demonstrated on AVR, ARM Cortex-M
by auxym 5y ago
Nim compiles to C and therefore should be able to run on anything which has a C compiler available.
To my knowledge it's been demonstrated on AVR, ARM Cortex-M and ESP32.
It's macro system comes in handy for embedded, too, as you can precompute so much stuff at compile time.
- eternityforest 5y agoOh yeah, I forgot about that awesome Nim feature. Kinda surprised Nim isn't 10x bigger than Zig and Go
- anta40 5y agoWhy comparing Zig with Nim, though? I think Nim has quite nice standard library and production-ready. Zig, on the other side, is still highly experimental.