0x0

A symbolic, Lisp-like language for native Linux programs, with a self-hosted compiler and an assembly seed retained only for first-root recovery.

Build

From a fresh source checkout, recover the trusted compiler and build the normal toolchain:


make bootstrap-from-seed
make

When the trusted release compiler already exists, make is enough.

Create a complete binary project, enter it, and run its main module:


./bin/zero new hello
cd hello
../bin/zero run src/main.0x0

The generated program prints 42. Use --lib for a library, --live for a Live application, or zero init to initialize an existing directory.

A minimal executable is a module with a typed main function:


(⊙ main)

(ƒ main
  (∷ (→ Unit I64))
  (_)
  42)

Run any source file with zero run <file.0x0>.