A statically typed, imperative programming language

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https://nim-lang.org/

Nim is a statically typed, imperative programming language.

Beneath a infix/indentation-based syntax with a (AST-based) macro
system lies a semantic model that supports a soft realtime GC on
thread local heaps. Asynchronous message passing is used between
threads. An unsafe shared memory heap is also provided for the
increased efficiency that results from that model.

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Filename Size Changed
_constraints 0000000166 166 Bytes
nim-1.6.12.tar.xz 0005180496 4.94 MB
nim-fix-tests-certificate-key-too-small.patch 0000007692 7.51 KB
nim-fix-tests-ip-protocol-missing.patch 0000001957 1.91 KB
nim-nim-gdb_fix_interpreter.patch 0000000247 247 Bytes
nim-rpmlintrc 0000000052 52 Bytes
nim.changes 0000015696 15.3 KB
nim.spec 0000009208 8.99 KB
Revision 47 (latest revision is 63)
David Anes's avatar David Anes (david.anes) accepted request 1072079 from Andrea Manzini's avatar Andrea Manzini (amanzini) (revision 47)
- Update to version 1.6.12:
  * Fixed “sizeof object containing a set is wrong” 
  * Fixed “Missing bounds check for len(toOpenArray..)” 
  * Fixed “Add warning for bare except: clause” 
  * Fixed “Little Copyright notice inconsistency” 
  * Fixed “std/deques: wrong result after calling shrink” 
  * Fixed “io.readLine adds ‘\00’ char to the end” 
  * Fixed “New JS mdoe issue: return + ref ints.” 
  * Fixed “Bad codegen for passed var seq to proc returning array[] converted to seq with @” 
  * Fixed “Templates allowed to use ambiguous identifier” 
  * Fixed “Mutating a var parameter through a mutable view triggers SIGSEGV” 
  * Fixed “gcc error when constructing an object that has the same name in the same file name in 2 different directories” 
- fixed building issues on i586 and ppc64le
Comments 4

Subcosncious Compute's avatar

OpenSuse 15.3 and 15.4 do not show up in the repositories list (https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=devel%3Alanguages%3Amisc&package=nim) even though the package is built successfully here. Why?


Subcosncious Compute's avatar

They are showing up under SLE. https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=devel%3Alanguages%3Amisc&package=nim. A bit confusing!


David Anes's avatar

Please, open a bug in bugzilla.opensuse.org and report it. I will pick it up as soon as I have time and check what's going on.

Thanks!


David Anes's avatar

I've been told this is a issue of software.opensuse.org and how it interprets OBS output/packages and it's not related to Nim. This is already reported, however I'm not sure how long it will take to be fixed.

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