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* "hello world" is only 129 bytes on 32-bit Linux (when using sstrip from elfkickers). |
* "hello world" is only 129 bytes on 32-bit Linux (when using sstrip from elfkickers). |
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* It's possible to write an operating system with only one source file. |
* It's possible to write an operating system with only one source file. |
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* Full support for inline C (by utilizing gcc). |
* Full support for inline C (by utilizing an external compiler like gcc or tcc). |
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* C and Battlestar code can exist in the same source file and calls can be made both ways. |
* C and Battlestar code can exist in the same source file and calls can be made both ways. |
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* Battlestar programs |
* Battlestar programs compile almost instantly. |
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* Programs can be run like scripts by including this line at the top: #!/usr/bin/bts |
* Programs can be run like scripts by including this line at the top: #!/usr/bin/bts |
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* Interrupts can be called with the same syntax for both 32-bit and 64-bit x86 on Linux. |
* Interrupts can be called with the same syntax for both 32-bit and 64-bit x86 on Linux. |
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* Also supports 16-bit x86 with DosBox. |
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* The intermediate assembly is fully commented. |
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== Project page == |
== Project page == |
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Latest revision as of 15:50, 9 August 2015
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Battlestar
A different take on assembly, with the goal of creating tiny executables.
Battlestar is
- A work in progress.
- Created for fun and for the educational process.
- A programming language specifically for 64-bit x86 Linux, 32-bit x86 Linux, 32-bit x86 OS X and 16-bit x86 DOS.
- Subset of assembly with different syntax and support for inline C.
- The indended purpose is for writing 4k and 64k demoscene demos.
Features
- The resulting executables are tiny!
- "hello world" is only 129 bytes on 32-bit Linux (when using sstrip from elfkickers).
- It's possible to write an operating system with only one source file.
- Full support for inline C (by utilizing an external compiler like gcc or tcc).
- C and Battlestar code can exist in the same source file and calls can be made both ways.
- Battlestar programs compile almost instantly.
- Programs can be run like scripts by including this line at the top: #!/usr/bin/bts
- Interrupts can be called with the same syntax for both 32-bit and 64-bit x86 on Linux.
- Also supports 16-bit x86 with DosBox.
- The intermediate assembly is fully commented.
Project page
Pages in category "Battlestar"
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