"unlikely too: use branch table for ", myInt type MyEnum = enum enumA, enumB, enumC, enumD, enumE proc vm() = var instructions: array[0..100, MyEnum] instructions[2] = enumC instructions[3] = enumD instructions[4] echo "yeah A" of enumC, enumD: echo "yeah CD" of enumB: echo "yeah B" of enumE: break inc(pc) vm() rede�ne pragma Rede�nition of template symbols with the same signature is allowed. This can be

器的代码⽣成选项。 当前，编译器提供以下可能的选项(以后可能会增加)。 type MyEnum = enum enumA, enumB, enumC, enumD, enumE proc vm() = var instructions: array[0..100, MyEnum] instructions[2] = enumC instructions[3] = enumD instructions[4] echo "yeah A" of enumC, enumD: echo "yeah CD" of enumB: echo "yeah B" of enumE: break inc(pc) vm() template foo: int = 1 echo foo() # 1 template foo: int {.redefine.} = 2 echo foo() # 2 # 警告:模板隐式重定义

In contrast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower.[13] The distinction

In contrast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower.[13] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction

con­ trast, languages like Java, Scala, Kotlin, Julia, among others, use a large virtual machine (VM) as an intermediary between the program and the hardware, as do interpreted languages like Ruby and Languages that use a virtual machine generally require some startup time when a program is invoked, as the VM needs to be loaded and initialized. Also, interpreted languages are typically slower. [1] The distinction