Yardanico

Yes

So C is slightly faster

@olls I can, but it will be slower than on CPython. You want to use CFFI on PyPy instead (it has some parts inside PyPy). Writing C code in CFFI...

@olls this is JIT log (you can even see PyPy generated JIT codes and ASM codes): http://vmprof.com/#/a65c90bc1580025e1383d86a734ac1ce/traces actually JIT has sped up only 38%

mofuw is multi-threaded as well

@mratsim author probably meant that both D (with this special compiler) and Nim can both use C++ directly 

"integration tests to ensure the Nim compiler / stdlib works on micros" most part of Nim stdlib relies on a GC to work

@timotheecour it has some limitations though: `Collections may continue to occur in instances where the implementation deems necessary for correct program behavior, such as during an out of memory condition.`

I think the only workaround that can actually _work_ in this case without changing semantics is creating some `ref object` type that stores the string internally (even though this will...

@89z that's because Nim loads openssl *dynamically* at runtime