Andreas Rumpf
Andreas Rumpf
@narimiran Note that nimsuggest has special logic that tries to help within generic code that ``nim check`` does not do.
1. Windows does not use a similar mechanism. 2. dlopen is widely used by Python, Ruby, Perl, ... what you're really telling me here is that your OS is fundamentally...
You can use a `ptr` though for the "weak" pointer.
I don't understand your point. Adding "unique" to Nim's type system would be much more work than a library solution, obviously.
So add a WeakPtr, you don't have to lecture me what it is. My point was that the existing SharedPtr is far from useless as it is now and that...
Nobody is working on it. Why don't you work on it?
The main completion logic is in `compiler/suggest.nim`. However, first there needs a design document written how the heck this feature is supposed to work. We could have a whitelist of...
> Would this impact the behavior of methods and other inherited procedures in any way? If so, how would the new behavior compare to the old behavior? For "generic" methods...
Here is how Rust does it: > One restriction to note with trait implementations is that we can implement a trait on a type only if either the trait or...
> Which leads to another question - if the proposal is to essentially take the same approach as Rust and Go, would this make it impossible to implement a concept...