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I love how Nim is getting along but I am rather afraid to put in production. The number of compiler bugs is a bit scary. https://github.com/Araq/Nim/labels/Hi

by codexon 12y ago

I love how Nim is getting along but I am rather afraid to put in production. The number of compiler bugs is a bit scary. https://github.com/Araq/Nim/labels/High%20Priority https://github.com/Araq/Nim/labels/High%20Priority And also from what I've heard, the tooling isn't very good. Autocomplete isn't context sensitive and using GDB to resolve a variable like "foo" actually becomes "foo_randomnumber".

jostmon 12y ago
> The number of compiler bugs is a bit scary. This is actually one of the things that keeps turning me away each time I try Nim. All software has bugs, got it, but in my mind a language nearing 1.0 should squash some of that list (or remove/feature gate things causing them) before even thinking about a 1.0 IMO.
- dom96 12y ago
  In my opinion, 1.0 is about the language specification becoming stable. That said, some experimental features have actually been gated in preparation for the 1.0 release.
GravityWell 12y ago
> The number of compiler bugs is a bit scary. I see similar lists for GCC when a branch is underway. I'm actually impressed with the number of active contributors, and I find the design very compelling. I'll be keeping an eye on this project.