NIM files store source code for the Nimrod programming language. The Nimrod Software Foundation created the format. NIM files work on Linux, Mac, and Windows devices. These files belong to the develop...
NIM files store source code for the Nimrod programming language. The Nimrod Software Foundation created the format. NIM files work on Linux, Mac, and Windows devices. These files belong to the developer files category, along with 1205 other formats.
You may find NIM files on Linux, Mac, and Windows operating systems. They commonly open in the Nimrod Compiler. Text editors can also open NIM files. To open the latest NIM files, update your Nimrod Compiler. Check NIM files for viruses by scanning with antivirus software like Norton or Nod32.
Below find information on opening NIM files and programs that support them. Click the links to explore available features for viewing, editing, converting, merging, splitting, and comparing NIM files.
To open a NIM file, first associate it with a text editor. Manually edit Windows Registry keys under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. Or right-click on the NIM file, choose Open With, then Choose Another Application. Click More Applications and select a text editor.
If a NIM file does not open, update your Nimrod Compiler. Search the Nimrod website for the newest version that supports the latest NIM format. Or, re-download the NIM file and scan for viruses with VirusTotal.
Some old Nokia Series 40 phones used NIM files for games. Microsoft now owns Nokia’s phone division. This file type is likely obsolete.
Nim Compiler
Visual Studio Code
JetBrains CLion with Nim Plugin