Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
Mox puts compile-time execution at the center of a programming language
Mox is a statically typed, low-level language for software and games, with compile-time execution and x86_64 JIT, LLVM, and C backends.
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- Systems and game developers exploring low-level languages
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- Examples show compile-time C calls, generated AST insertion, embedded asset bytes, and x86_64 JIT, LLVM, and C backends.
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The code samples illustrate compile-time calls to external C functions and generated code inserted into a module through the compiler parser. Another example reads a font file during compilation so its bytes can be used at runtime without shipping a separate asset path. The homepage also lists game-oriented math utilities and references raylib and SDL3.
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