Charlie Barto

Yes, it downloads and builds tree-sitter when nimterop is compiled. This is a problem if you want to compile things from sources without internet access. It also makes it impossible...

that should be easy enough, hopefully I'll have time to make it happen soon.

I _think_ this is a browser configuration issue rather than a cpprestsdk issue. I know browsers have been getting more strict about cors requests to localhost due to badly configured...

can you post your build system? Are you using msbuild or cmake?

Is this really necessary? this appears to only effect internal test headers, not public API headers, So I don't think this should fix any bugs related to using cpprest and...

char* on windows is usually interpreted as the active system codepage. Try something like [this](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/design/globalizing/use-utf8-code-page) to use utf-8 in a windows app with the various platform APIs.

I would recommend using vcpkg to build cpprestsdk, you can set "VCPKG_PLATFORM_TOOLSET" to "v143" in your triplet to force it to use vs2022, but if you are using "manifest mode"...

I've read the discussion a few times and the following points have all been brought up one way or another, but I figure I can add some commentary as someone...

The backticks are also used for the operator/procedure call syntax. You can use the backticks to call an operator like a normal proc. Frankly I would prefer having a pragma...

> It would be yet another feature but one could add double-backtick syntax to mean verbatim identifier. > > ```nim > var ``__c``: int > var ``a_a-12_f``: int > var...