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Nim
Nim is a compiled, garbage-collected systems programming language with a design that focuses on efficiency, expressiveness, and elegance (in that order of priority).
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- Issues
- proc/func overloading, `converter`, copy/destroy hooks, items(), `[]`, `$`, dot operator, term-rewriting template, declarations leak out of `when nimvm`
- implements virtual threads to fix the remaining allocator bugs for good
- Closure iterator local released at `yield` instead of scope exit
- Alloc: Pooled MemRegions
- performance regression from `refc` to ORC or `--mm:refc --exceptions:goto` with impossible defect-checking
- compareExchange applies invalid release semantics on failure
- fixes #26023; incorrect sink requires a copy
- SIGABRT or SYSASSERT using ARC/ORC with type forward-reference, `distinct`, and `distinctBase` with `-d:useMalloc` or `-d:useSysAssert`
- incorrect `sink` `requires a copy because it's not the last read of 's'`error in both `refc` and ARC/ORC
- `sink` + no-copy type copies type in `refc`
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