0.4.2

Abort if nim != 1.6.0.

0.4.1

Check CHANGELOG.md

0.4.0

Check CHANGELOG.md

0.2.3

• Fix for -d:lto on MacOS
• Added -v flag and copyright
• Added Error printing on Warning[GcMem]

0.2.2

• Support for Nim 1.4.0
• Added -d:lto flag
• Added --panics:on flag
• Delay length defaults to 1

0.2.1

0.2.1

1. Introducing the loop construct:

   loop 4 i:
       print i

2. Better error printing for invalid def and struct builds.

0.2.0

0.2.0

1. Support for command-like calls. Just like nim, it works for one arguments only:

   a = Data 10
   a = Data(10) #equivalent

2. Support for new statement, both as dotExpr and command:

   a = new Data
   a = new Data 10
   a = new Data(10)
   a = Data.new()
   a = Data.new(10)

3. Explicit casting at variables declaration will keep the type:

   a = int(1) #Will be int, not float!

4. Variables and Buffers can now be declared from the ins statement:

   ins 2:
       buffer Buffer
       speed  {1, 0, 10}
   
   outs 1
   
   init:
       phase = 0.0
   
   sample:
       scaled_rate = buffer.samplerate / samplerate
       out1 = buffer[phase]
       phase += (speed * scaled_rate)
       phase = phase % buffer.len

5. Added tuples support:

   def giveMeATuple():
       a (int, int) = (1, 2) #OR a = (int(1), int(2))
       b = (1, 2, a) #(float, float, (int, int))
       return b     
   
   init:
       a = giveMeATuple()
       print a[0]; print a[1]
       print a[2][0]; print a[2][1]

6. Introducing modules via the use / require statements (they are equivalent, still deciding which name I like better):

   One.omni:

   struct Something:
       a
   
   def someFunc():
       return 0.7

   Two.omni

   struct Something:
       a
   
   def someFunc():
       return 0.3

   Three.omni:

   use One:
       Something as Something1
       someFunc as someFunc1
   
   use Two:
       Something as Something2
       someFunc as someFunc2
   
   init:
       one = Something1()
       two = Something2()
   
   sample:
       out1 = someFunc1() + someFunc2()

   For more complex examples, check the NewModules folder in omni_lang's tests.

7. Better handling of variables' scope. if / elif / else / for / while have their own scope, but won't overwrite variables of encapsulating scopes.

   init:
       a = 0
       if in1 > 0:
           a = 2 #Gonna change declared a
           b = 0 #b belongs to this if statement
       else:
           a = 3 #Gonna change declared a
           b = 1 #b belongs to this else statement

0.1.0

First alpha release!