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a dependently typed programming language with first-class metaprogramming https://oxo-lang.org
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README.md

oxo

INSTALLATION

To install oxo, you must build it from source, then, copy the statically linked binary to a folder in your PATH. You can do this with the following commands (ensure ~/.local/bin is in your PATH or replace it with a different destination that is). The build relies on the just tool, which must be in your PATH.

If you don't already have just installed, install it (this copies the binary to ~/.local/bin):

$ cargo install just --root ~/.local

Clone the repository, build the source, and copy the binary to ~/.local/bin:

$ git clone https://git.oxo-lang.org/oxo/oxo.git
$ cd oxo
$ just release
$ cp .target/release/oxo ~/.local/bin/

DEVELOPMENT

To build all packages, run the just command in the root directory.