* update c_malloc's to csize_t
fix for broken --os:ios
* I'm an idiot sorry
* Create talgorithm.nim
* workaround for #10456
I don't understand the intricacies of how lambdalifting and template expansions interact with lent, so i don't know how to fix the real problem, but this sidesteps whatever issue that is.
* working test, use typeof rather than auto
(cherry picked from commit 218acfe367)
* add test for reject action
* highlight that a compilation failure is expected
* add the converse test for action=reject
* add trailing newline
* fix wording
(cherry picked from commit 066f3ebc2a)
* add criterion to important packages
* use a special nimscript for criterion tests
* fix criterion speed differently
Co-authored-by: Andreas Rumpf <rumpf_a@web.de>
(cherry picked from commit ea6c28249a)
When calling procs from Nim in Nimscript you could hit the VM iteration limit even though the code is functioning properly. This resolves that by making the iteration limit reset eachtime you call a proc.
(cherry picked from commit a87617956f)
* fix in the net.`$` to print zeros that are not in the compressed group
* Update lib/pure/net.nim
Co-authored-by: Andreas Rumpf <rumpf_a@web.de>
* Update net.nim
Co-authored-by: Andreas Rumpf <rumpf_a@web.de>
(cherry picked from commit 7252a50fef)
* Use cligens release version
* Rework important_packages main loop
* Fix
* Fix
* Create pkgs dir
* Don't use nimble develop
since it doesn't work for binary only packages, and always install head
* Use git to get the latest release/tag instead
* Tackle the root cause
* Reduce diff
* Cleanup
(cherry picked from commit e18fc698ed)
Resolved#473
I am removing this bit because this advice to not throw on recoverable-from cases like a file failing to open is actually not respected by Nim standard library. `readFile` and `readLines` both throw and exceptions must be used as a method of control flow for the recovery from that. There are alternatives, like opening a file handle instead of using these helpers, but that's less convenient than these helper methods for cases where you really want to just slurp up a file to memory and use a fallback value if it doesn't exist or is for whatever reason not readable.
(cherry picked from commit 725c7caa02)
* trigger valgrind failure on memory leak
* remove non-malloc tests
* remove ORC test
is redundant because we already have an ARC test
* only run valgrind tests on 64-bit Linux
* disable freebsd and openbsd
* Remove tleak_refc
As to not test implementation details (or bug)
* Fix test failures by removing redundant test
Since this tests/shoulfail/tvalgrind.nim was specified here to fail this test
itself fails since it will be skipped on non-linux CI
* Remove test, reason detailed in the previous commit
* Remove redundant disables
* Revert removing disables
* Add and use valgrind: leaks
* Fix
Co-authored-by: Clyybber <darkmine956@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: n5m
(cherry picked from commit 436e1fa5b1)
