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README.md
fox32
(logo by ZenithNeko)
fox32 (stylized in all lowercase) is a 32 bit fantasy computer architecture, with a custom operating system and user interface inspired by various classic computers.
Getting Started
Note: This software is still very much in an early stage, and is currently more focused towards developers rather than end-users.
Stable releases are available on the Releases page.
Prebuilt Linux binaries of the latest commit are also available on the GitHub Actions page.
Building
Download the latest release or commit of fox32rom,
and place the downloaded fox32.rom file into the root
directory of this repo. Then simply run make. The resulting
binary will be saved as fox32. Optionally you may build for
a different target with make TARGET=<target>, see the
Makefile for details.
Usage
The following arguments are valid: -
--disk <file>: mount the specified file as a disk -
--rom <file>: use the specified file as the boot ROM.
if this argument is not specified then the embedded copy of
fox32rom is used - --debug: print a
disassembly of each instruction as it runs
The most common use case is passing the fox32os
disk image as the first disk:
./fox32 --disk fox32os.img
See encoding.md for information about the instruction set.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT license.