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Lazy me. LOL. I'll try my best.
@qb-0 Currently, nim-schedules uses Second as the minimal resolution ([fromUnix](https://nim-lang.org/docs/times.html#toUnix%2CTime)). I guess we can update the library by using [fromUnixFloat](https://nim-lang.org/docs/times.html#fromUnixFloat%2Cfloat), which supports subsecond as resolution.
I think jester has introduced `newSettings` since the nim-schedules doc was written. Since `scheduler mySched:` implicitly requires `newSettings` from nim-schedules, not one from jester, nim compiler complains. Re Prologue, I...
One thing I can think of is to provide a utility function that recursively load all `.mustache` files from a given `searchDirs` and convert it into a partials Table.
Regarding the reported issue, I noticed GCC options `-Wextra -Werror -Wpedantic` are used. I will align Peppa PEG code closer to GCC in the following releases but for now the...
@rishavs I'm trying to open it on VS Code but no errors are showing. Compiling example.c & peppe.c on HEAD neither report an error on my side (macOS, gcc). ```...
@mingodad I have not used dkjson before and would like to understand why lpeg/lua is out performant. Any idea? A quick scan on lpeg code leads me to a possible...
I'm not going to merge this PR anytime soon since this approach will increase the parse time significantly. It took nearly 20s even if the cli is compiled with -O2...
@mingodad Thanks for the proposed solution. I'll take a look. Regarding the const char* typedef, I created another issue to track the efforts.