I spent the last seven months building Vox. It compiles a constrained, sentence-based form of English directly to x86_64 NASM assembly. No runtime, no libc, no

I spent the last seven months building Vox. It compiles a constrained, sentence-based form of English directly to x86_64 NASM assembly. No runtime, no libc, no GC. The compiler is written in Rust. Example: create the log file at "/tmp/init.log". open the log file for writing. write "init started" to the log file. That compiles to a static, bounds-checked ELF binary. I also used it to start building a minimal Linux distro in pure Vox: initramfs, shell, and coreutils (https://github.com/TheJostler/voxos https://github.com/TheJostler/voxos). Pre-1.0 and moving fast. GPL-3.0-or-later. Site: https://vox-lang.dev https://vox-lang.dev Repo: https://github.com/Vox-lang/vox https://github.com/Vox-lang/vox