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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 9y ago
That doesn't make much sense, think about lag, playing with somebody who is far enough that the speed of light makes a difference. You want a near real time graphics pipeline for each user to avoid vomiting, but other than that you wil
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 10y ago
Not only that, by abstracting cross platform commands for things like git you give up the knowledge which allows you to go to other platforms and work there. Unless this mac thing would be ported to linux, windows, etc.
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 11y ago
It's definitely an improvement, but most of the syntax complexity seems to come precisely from supporting all the annoyances of Objective-C. The feature I most miss from other programming languages like Nim is meta programming. In Obje
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 11y ago
I'm going through half of Swift's ebook rewriting an old objc program in the process and the amount of syntax special cases is just mind boggling. So far the worst offender to me feels the use of the where keyword inside branched
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 12y ago
When I present myself to people I use one form of my name. Some people I know use nicks. Others use part of my formal name. Due to me being a foreigner, essentially everybody I know uses a slightly different way to name me or pronounce the
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 12y ago
I don't know anybody who redistributes source code as a single C file, but you could try concatenating the files into one. Usually people redistributing source code don't mind having several files bound together by some make|build
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 12y ago
The fact that there are only 18 questions on StackOverflow could also mean that the language is that good that rarely you find something requiring further explanation. Or maybe Nim users use the Nim forum instead for questions ( http:/
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 12y ago
Take a look at http://forum.nim-lang.org/t/360 for Python bindings, that should lead you to https://github.com/micklat/NimBorg .
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 12y ago
You copy the nimbase.h file along with the nimcache/*.c files. That's it. The compiler doesn't do it because it's a waste of time/space copying a file which you most likely can include from somewhere else, and it&#x
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 13y ago
Nimrod includes rst parsing and html/tex generation ( http://build.nimrod-lang.org/docs/rstgen.html ). While orthogonal to your quest you may want to look into its implementation for inspiration (or adopt rst instea
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by mmfZ4e4OqQ7RRwP 13y ago
Note that nimrod compiles to C, and your JVM may be implemented in C or C++. So for the measly gain of not having to run a command on the destination platform (nimrod c name.nim) you are bringing in the runtime performance drawbacks of the