tek-sys-hub/Rubix-lang
The 100% Pure x86-64 Assembly Systems Language
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The Ultra-Lightweight x86-64 Systems Programming Language Zero C. Zero libc. Zero LLVM. A 42 KB compiler building standalone native binaries in sub-milliseconds. Why choose Rubix over industry standards like C, Zig, or Rust? You can verify the sub-millisecond compilation time and tiny binary footprint directly on your machine: Every Rubix program is authored in the sovereign .ix file format. Designed for pure systems-level performance, .ix source files are converted directly to native machine code by rubixcompiler and orchestrated via the ./rubixc driver. The official .ix file badge reflects Rubix's sharp geometric lineage and uncompromising fidelity to native hardware. Rubix is statically typed with 64-bit integer primitives (int, bool, char). Type annotations are optional: Supports full precedence: (), !, - (unary), , /, %, +, -, , >=, ==, !=, &&, ||. All arithmetic operations detect hardware overflow and terminate safely: for loops support ; ; , empty clauses, nested loops…
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- Rubix Programming Language (.ix)
- ⚡ 10-Second Syntax Preview
- 🎯 Why Rubix? (vs. C or Zig)
- 📊 Verify the Benchmarks Yourself
- 📄 The .ix File Format & Identity
- ⚡ Highlights
- 🏗️ Compiler Architecture
- 📁 Repository Layout
- 📖 Language Syntax & Capabilities
- 1. Variables & Basic Types
- 2. Operators & Safe Arithmetic
- 3. For & While Loops with break and continue
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What this repository does
The 100% Pure x86-64 Assembly Systems Language
Repository facts
- Owner
- tek-sys-hub
- Primary language
- Assembly
- Stars
- 1,915
- Forks
- 6
- Open issues + pull requests
- 6
- License
- MIT
- Archived
- No
- Default branch
- main
- Created
- 2026-10-19T05:34:37.000Z
- Last push
- 2026-10-22T10:55:49.000Z
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Owner-supplied topics: assembler, assembly, assembly-lang, assembly-language, assembly-language-programming, assembly-x86-64, native-compiler, programming, programming-language, programming-languages, self-hosted
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