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CYBERCORE LANGUAGE SYSTEM · ALPHA 0.1

MEET VEX.
TRACE THE LANGUAGE.

Vex is Cybercore’s own language experiment: a compact interpreter and typed-IR prototype for learning how syntax becomes behavior, diagnostics, and backend output.

ENTER THE LAB ↓START THE LEARNING TRACK ↗
ALPHA BOUNDARYDarkwaveCode can edit and save Vex source as a local template, but it cannot run Vex in the browser yet. The interpreter runs through the Vex CLI; QBE output is experimental intermediate code, not a native executable.SOURCE ↗

01 / INTERPRETER SIGNALS

SMALL LANGUAGE.
REAL SYSTEMS THINKING.

Choose a sample to explore Vex syntax. Load it into the Workbench to edit and save your own draft, or run it locally with the Vex CLI.

main.vexINTERPRETER SAMPLE

01 / VALUES

Typed signals

Give a value an explicit type, compose an expression, and inspect the interpreter’s final value.

EXPECTED CLI RESULTInt(42)

  

  
02 / FROM SOURCE TO SIGNAL
READ IT.
RUN IT LOCALLY.
The Vex CLI separates interpreting a program from validating and inspecting its lowered form. Each command reports its actual boundary clearly.
READ THE LANGUAGE GUIDE ↗
INTERPRETcargo run -- run program.vex
TYPE CHECKcargo run -- check program.vex
INSPECT TYPED IRcargo run -- build program.vex
EXPERIMENTAL QBE ILcargo run -- qbe program.vex
QBE currently supports only the verified scalar target subset and emits intermediate IL; it does not build a native executable.

  
03 / NEXT TRANSMISSION
MAKE IT YOUR LANGUAGE.
Start with a guided three-module track, browse the source and roadmap, then bring a sample into your local DarkwaveCode workspace.
OPEN VEX TRACK ↗VEX SOURCE REPOSITORY ↗ROADMAP / MILESTONES ↗