Vexon is a lightweight, experimental scripting language featuring its own lexer, parser, compiler, and virtual machine — all written from scratch.
It aims to be simple to learn, fun to hack on, and flexible enough to power real-world scripts, tools, and games.

Vexon runs on its own highly optimized virtual machine with:

• Stack-based execution
• Tailored bytecode format
• Safe error handling
• Clean stack frames & call structure

• Lexer
• Pratt parser
• Bytecode generator
• Optimized execution engine

Includes built-ins such as:

• print, input
• fs & file utilities
• json parser
• math & number helpers
• string utilities
• Timer & async helpers

Vexon supports importing .vx files using:

import "math_utils.vx" as math print(math["add"](2, 3))