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@frankhjwx i have some questions:: minimum python requirement? (3.3? 3.5? 3.6?) license? (LGPL, MIT, Unlicence (i dont recommend this))

futhark perhaps should check if nim has the type in posix or io or so before going into the C headers and generating a new type, but i can see...

workaround for this issue is this ```nim import std/[typetraits, os] const clangIncludeDir {.strdefine.} = "/usr/lib/clang/13.0.0/include" type CFile* = typeof(File.pointerBase) importc: absPath clangIncludeDir path currentSourcePath() / ".." / ".." / "notcurses/include/notcurses/"...

Okay, I think I fully understand the idea now, what is needed is better retyping for other types like function parameter types and so so that the workaround doesn’t need...

It only "works" if I manually get what the pointer base of File is and rename FILE to that. I was thinking better utilities like being able to rename a...

the issue is with the installed version of python-socketio. if you installed this via the AUR, uninstall python-socketio and install python-socketio4 from the AUR e: this didnt seem to work...

(wouldn't the Eval: directive allow for code injection? I feel like it's unsafe) disregard, missed the Evaluate function you made just for this more issues with the Eval: directive would...

Sorry for just getting back to this now. I will have to take a moment to reacquaint myself with the library and look into this.

After all, I think the function is still bad as it depends on call counts instead of delta time