Zero is a 32- and 64-Bit object-oriented programming language by Xeno Innovations, Inc. (formerly Static Industries).
Language specifications emphasize keeping close to Assembly roots as much as possible for quick-executing code and small output file size (e.g., ~1KB for EXEs).
The Zero Compiler's main goal is to target major Operating Systems such as Windows, MAC and Linux. The initial design of the compiler will output to the Portable Executable (PE) format and is planned to extend to Objects: ELF or COFF (classic or MS) and Executables: MZ, ELF or PE format.
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