Vx: A New Programming Language Aiming to Run One Codebase on Every Chip
elffjs · hn · 2026-10-04
Vx is a new programming language pitched as "One Language, Every Chip," aiming to let a single codebase target different chip architectures. The project just surfaced on Hacker News with a minimal website (vxlang.org), and early discussion is probing what the language actually abstracts and how feasible the approach is.
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