paths.nim: Fix import for FreeBSD #238
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`compiler` doesn't seem to be standard.
At least, in FreeBSD, it's in ${LOCALBASE}/nim/lib/compiler where ${LOCALBASE} is /usr/local by default.
Add a when defined to import `pathutils` on FreeBSD.
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Thanks for this, there is indeed a related issue #62 that I thought it was only arch specific but it turns out it might affect also freeBSD. I am not planning to test this but it looks a reasonable change and hopefully it helps on your side. Looks ok for me, if @HugoGranstrom cannot come up with objections I would merge it. |
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Yes looks good to me as well 👌 |
Yes, it helps me and I'm starting to write my blog, and documentation with it :) And... thanks to you and hugo for these tools! |
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compilerdoesn't seem to be standard.At least, in FreeBSD, it's in ${LOCALBASE}/nim/lib/compiler where ${LOCALBASE} is /usr/local by default.
Add a when defined to import
pathutilson FreeBSD.