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• I am lbmn on github.
• I am libman (https://keybase.io/libman) on keybase.
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Verifying that "libman.id" is my Blockstack ID. https://onename.com/libman

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MODULE:            GCC BYTES:   GCC UPX:       CLANG: CLANG UPX:
__none__               33,288     20,532       37,048     18,128
httpclient             69,888     32,820       70,320     29,736
smtp                   69,000     32,820       69,344     29,480
logging                69,808     36,916       69,256     30,356
unittest               60,232     32,820       63,960     30,284
nre                    59,288     32,820       62,840     29,284
asyncftpclient         56,360     28,724       60,808     27,600
ftpclient              56,200     28,724       60,632     27,652
asynchttpserver        56,144     28,724       56,480     27,492

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Any copyfree Nim project gets a vote-up from me. ;-)

One thing I'd wish for would be a lean and portable GUI target platform that would work on a pure-copyfree software stack (i.e. a permissively licensed alternative to GTK+ on Unix). I know that's too much to hope for, at least at this time...

But I'm wondering if anyone else is interested in discussing this question: which copyfree UI library would be the top contender for inclusion in a higher-level "cross-platform GUI toolkit" like NiGui?

AFAIK, the top contenders would include: Nuklear, Agar, Nana C++, and imgui. Nuklear is a very lean option, and it already has some usage within the Nim ecosystem.

Less likely possibilities (for various reasons) that might still interest someone would include: Tk, [EFL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlighte

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import
  os, osproc, times, tables, strutils, strtabs,
  al_term, al_str, birthcert

let
  srcDir = getEnv("NIMR_SRC")
  binDir = getEnv("NIMR_BIN")

var
  startTime = epochTime()

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./1/100BT-EISA-FMT/100BT-FORMAT/usr/lib/libeisa100btfmt.sl
./1/100BT-EISA-FMT/100BT-FORMAT/usr/lib/nls/msg/C/fmteisa100bt.cat
./1/100BT-EISA-KRN/100BT-KRN/sbin/lib/eisa/!INP0500.CFG
./1/100BT-EISA-KRN/100BT-KRN/sbin/lib/eisa/!INT1060.CFG
./1/100BT-EISA-KRN/100BT-KRN/usr/conf/lib/libbtlan0.a
./1/100BT-EISA-KRN/100BT-KRN/usr/conf/master.d/btlan0
./1/100BT-EISA-RUN/100BT-INIT/sbin/init.d/hpeisabt
./1/100BT-EISA-RUN/100BT-INIT/usr/newconfig/etc/rc.config.d/hpeisabtconf
./1/100BT-EISA-RUN/100BT-INIT/usr/sbin/hpeisabt_init
./1/100BT-EISA-RUN/100BT-RUN/opt/networkdocs/EISA100bt_install.pdf

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import
  os, nre, times, strutils, threadpool

when defined(securehash):
  echo "(using securehash)"
  import securehash
else:
  echo "(using sha1)"
  import sha1

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import
  math, cairo

type point = tuple[x, y: float]
type trian = tuple[head, left, right: point]
type trias = seq[trian]

let
  size  : float = 2000
  border: float = 10