These fixes were primarily developed to assist in nimsuggest debugging. There
is nothing intentionally specific done for nimsuggest, but beyond the automated
tests all practical testing was done with nimsuggest. Undoubltedly these will
also assist in other debugging scenarios.
The current nim-dbg.py script was broken in a few ways:
- failed to provide detailed value information for common types (see below)
- was not passing existing tests
- could not produce type summary information
Broken types now working somewhat better:
- sequences with ref types like strings
- sequences with value types like ints
- arrays with ref types like strings
- tables with int or string keys
Other improvements:
- slightly more test coverage
Future considerations:
- this, data used by it, should be something the compiler can generates
- account for different memory layouts ([arc/orc differ](https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/pull/16479#issuecomment-751469536))
Attempts at improving nim-gdb.py
More tests, few fixes for seq and type printing
Tables debugging fixed added further tests
Fixed type printing
* Update installer.ini
Add support for powerpc64 little endian
* Update buildsh.nimf
Add support for powerpc64 little endian
* Update makefile.nimf
Add support for freebsd/powerpc64 little endian
* nimgrep: speed up by threads and Channels
* nimgrep: add --bin, --text, --count options
* nimgrep: add --sortTime option
* allow Peg in all matches
including --includeFile, --excludeFile, --excludeDir
* add --match and --noMatch options
* add --includeDir option
* add --limit (-m) and --onlyAscii (-o) options
* fix performance regression
introduced in nimgrep improvements #12779
* better error handling
* add option --fit
* fix groups in --replace
* fix flushing, --replace, improve --count
* use "." as the default directory, not full path
* fix --fit for Windows
* force target to C for macosx
* validate non-negative int input for options #15318
* switch nimgrep to using --gc:orc
* address review: implement cropping in matches,...
* implement stdin/pipe & revise --help
* address stylistic review & add limitations
* Changes for FreeRTOS/LwIP Port for the ESP32 (ESP-IDF)
Adding FreeRTOS/LwIP to compiler:
* adding freertos option
* dyncalls for freertos
* add freertos to posix os list
* adding lwip option
Setting up networking FreeRTOS/LwIP Port:
* setting up lwip network for freertos
* fixing posix / networking for freertos
* disable setInheritable for freerots
* using lwip for net control items
* Fix builds by ignoring lib/posix/posix_freertos_consts.nim similar to lib/posix/posix_other_consts.nim
* koch: add --localdocs to allow building only local docs
This flag also make koch doc use the passed arguments when building
the offline docs.
This is useful when generating nightlies as we would want to use
--doccmd:skip and also skipping a pass of docgen speed things up
drastically (for non-native targets).
This flag superseded the undocumented --docslocal.
* kochdocs: filter google analytics code from the arg list instead
This commit introduce a small PEG expression to filter out the google
analytics code before building local docs when --localdocs is not
specified. This lets us keep any arguments unrelated to google analytics
when building local docs, useful for use with --doccmd:skip
Previously, the `net` module use the blanket "ALL" as the default cipher
list. This list may contain security ciphers that are weak and/or outdated
according to the current standard.
This commit introduces a new module `ssl_config` that contains the
latest OpenSSL configurations as recommended by Mozilla OpSec, and
make the `net` module use the cipher list targeting `intermediate`
compatibility level as the default.
* update doc CI filter to include the files mostly likely to require doc rebuild
* remove code duplication in ./config/nimdoc.cfg; show link to compiler docs, various fixes
* walkDirRecFilter, factor nativeToUnixPath workaround
* glob for getRst2html
* docslocal: 40s to build all docs
* revert code dedup in github actions which did not work alas...
* fixups
