Daniel Janus • 5/14/2012

Lithium: an x86 assembler for Clojure

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Lithium is a 16-bit x86 assembler implemented in pure Clojure. Created as a personal project for fun, it currently produces bare binary files (similar to DOS .COMs) and is in early development. The author plans to expand it with 32/64-bit modes, a macro system, and potentially use it as a backend for compiler projects.

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