Add curl to .nimble

[uninhm]

/tmp/gintrosalewski/gen.nim(39, 8) Error: cannot open file: gir
stack trace: (most recent call last)
/tmp/nimblecache/nimscriptapi.nim(180, 29)
/tmp/nimble_6719/githubcom_stefansalewskigintro/gintro_6719.nims(81, 7) installBefore
/tmp/nimble_6719/githubcom_stefansalewskigintro/gintro_6719.nims(66, 7) prep
/usr/lib/nim/system/nimscript.nim(260, 7) exec
/usr/lib/nim/system/nimscript.nim(260, 7) Error: unhandled exception: FAILED: nim c gen.nim [OSError]
     Error: Exception raised during nimble script execution

With nimble install gintro on Arch Linux

Info:

nimble v0.11.4
Nim Compiler Version 1.2.0 [Linux: amd64]
Kernel: 5.7.8-arch1-1

[uninhm]

Solved installing wget :)

Maybe you should add curl to the .nimble

[uninhm]

Solved on pr #84

[StefanSalewski]

Thanks for reporting.

You are the first and only Arch Linux user who suffers from this issue -- fine that you found a solution for yourself.

We will try to investigate this issue soon in more detail.

[uninhm]

Yes, probably most people already have wget installed.

[uninhm]

I made a pull request if you want to revise it.

[iNode]

That's just a tool availability issue.

It won't happen once files from oldgtk3 repository will be available directly in this repository. As a result it won't depend on either curl or wget. See #85.

[StefanSalewski]

Yes, maybe I should delete oldgtk3 and simple move the 3 files from oldgtk3 to gintro.

Or maybe strip from these 3 files all what is not necessary for gintro and then copy to gintro, but that is some work.

Another idea would be to do bootstrapping with gintro generated files instead with c2nim generated files. But that seems to be really much work, we would have to generate these 3 files with gintro and then modify the files so that they work for 32 and for 64 bit and for Linux, Mac and Windows at the same time.