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Rhun shares an x86-64 assembly core across platforms with a build-time ARM translator
Rhun’s editor and pixel renderer use an x86-64 assembly core, translated to AArch64 at build time for Apple silicon. The early solo project offers an unusual cross-platform implementation approach and includes panels for coding agents.
- What
- Rhun is a small, fast code editor written in assembly and available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
- How
- It combines editing features with a terminal, Git tools, and optional coding-agent integrations beside the code.
- Why it matters
- Engineers can run builds and shell commands in the editor while keeping AI assistance optional.
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