AXIS Programming Language: Python-like Syntax with Native x86-64 Compilation
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Summary
AXIS is a systems programming language with Python-like syntax that compiles to native x86-64 machine code without external dependencies. It features two execution modes: script mode for quick scripting and compile mode for native binaries. The compiler (AXCC) is written in C with zero dependencies and produces standalone Windows PE and Linux ELF64 executables. Installation options include a Windows NSIS installer and a one-liner for Linux/macOS that clones the repository and compiles from source.
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AXIS has two execution modes: script mode for quick scripting, and compile mode for native binaries.
The compiler (AXCC) is written in C, has zero dependencies, and produces standalone Windows PE and Linux ELF64 executables.
This clones the repo, compiles AXCC from source (installs gcc/make if needed), and places the binary in ~/.local/bin/.
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