It's usually code compiled with Mingw that gets AV false-positives in Nim. But, indeed, you can use clang or zigcc compilers instead. Nim has good support for

It's usually code compiled with Mingw that gets AV false-positives in Nim. But, indeed, you can use clang or zigcc compilers instead. Nim has good support for Clang, so it works by just switching a single flag: `nim c --cc:clang main.nim` For zigcc - there is a wrapper package you can install with nimble: `nimble install zigcc` Then you can use it with: `nim c --cc:clang --clang.exe=zigcc --linker.exe=zigcc main.nim` Of course, you can save the flags in configuration files. You can look at my setup for inspiration [0]. [0] - https://codeberg.org/janAkali/grabnim/src/branch/master/config.nims https://codeberg.org/janAkali/grabnim/src/branch/master/conf...