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Nim on everything From microcontrollers to web-sites, C and JS as intermediary languages
Discover NIM, a statically typed language that can run on everything from microcontrollers to web servers, using C and JavaScript as intermediate languages, and learn about its features, capabilities, and real-world applications.
- NIM can run on everything from microcontrollers to web servers, using C and JavaScript as intermediate languages.
- It’s compiled statically typed language, with a type system that checks types when functions are called.
- NIM can run on microcontrollers, with a small footprint of 32 kilobytes of program memory.
- It has a garbage collector, but you can turn it off and use manual memory management if needed.
- NIM uses metaprogramming, which allows you to create templates and macros that can access and manipulate the abstract syntax tree (AST).
- Macros can access the file system and use existing C libraries, and can be used to create complex code that would be hard to write by hand.
- NIM can run on a wide range of platforms, including Android phones, iPhones, and Linux servers.
- It’s used in various projects, including the backend for the NIMM forum, and the Arduboy game console.
- NIM has a strong type system, which helps prevent type errors and makes it easier to write correct code.
- The language is designed to be fast and efficient, with compile times that are comparable to C and JavaScript.
- NIM has a strong community, with many users and developers contributing to the language and its ecosystem.
- It’s used in various industries, including chip manufacturing, and has been used in real-world projects such as Battlefield.