[ DEXA ] v0.0.8 ● EXPERIMENTAL
CPU · GPU · WASM · DX-VM
DEXA
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One language for
intelligent & trustless compute.

DEXA targets GPU kernels, native binaries, and contract VMs — without Python's overhead or Solidity's traps. A small, typechecked core you can run today.

Targets: CPU · GPU · WASM · DX-VM │ Domains: AI/ML · Smart contracts · Secure compute │ Core: Deterministic · Safe · Fast

model Wallet {
    owner: address
    balance: int
}

fn credit(w: Wallet, amount: int) -> Wallet {
    require(amount > 0, "amount must be positive");
    return Wallet { owner: w.owner, balance: w.balance + amount };
}

fn main() -> int {
    let w: Wallet = Wallet { owner: "addr:debug", balance: 0 };
    let w2: Wallet = credit(w, 5);
    print(w2);
    return w2.balance;
}

Today's compute stack is split and fragile. AI runs on Python glued to native code and GPU toolchains. Smart contracts run on Solidity glued to VM semantics that are hard to reason about. DEXA collapses that stack into one language and one set of deterministic semantics — starting with a small core you can execute and test.

AI / ML

High-level, compiled ML (goal)

Tensor-native types, graph lowering, GPU codegen — planned on top of the deterministic core. Design preview.

CONTRACTS

Safer contract subset (goal)

Asset-aware types, deterministic execution, restricted semantics. Design preview.

RUNTIME

Deterministic core (implemented)

Typechecked core with explicit semantics. Structured results: value, prints, trace, gas.

Same source → shared IR → multiple backends. Native, GPU, or VM when those exist.

FRONTEND

Language core

Lexer & parser, type checker, nominal records, deterministic semantics.

IR

DX-IR

Locals, blocks, calls, control flow, trace + gas, ProgramResult.

BACKENDS

Targets

Interpreter (today). LLVM, GPU, DX-VM (planned).

PHASE 0.x

Core (implemented)

Lexer & parser, typechecker, nominal records + address, DX-IR + interpreter.

NEXT

Tooling

Diagnostics, arrays/slices, CLI JSON, minimal stdlib.

LATER

Backends

LLVM, tensor + GPU, contract subset + DX-VM, playground.

Early and deliberately uncompromising. If you care about performance, determinism, and language design — this is the moment.