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ForgeZero is a hardened cross-platform build toolchain for assembly and C developers. It unifies NASM, GAS, FASM, GCC, Clang, LD, and Zig into a single deterministic CLI—no Makefiles required. Version 3.1 “AEGIS” adds native Windows support (no WSL), a hardened Virtual FileSystem, verified file access, secure command execution, atomic writes, constant-time checksum validation, and built-in diagnostics via `fz doctor`.

Hardened cross-platform build toolchain for assembly and C developers. Unified CLI for NASM, GAS, FASM, GCC, Clang, LD, and Zig. - forgezero-cli/ForgeZero

ForgeZero DOCUMENTATION: https://forgezero-cli.github.io/forgezero-docs/ ========= ForgeZero is a zero-overhead build tool for assembly, C, C++, Objective-C, and Gloria. It wraps NASM, GAS, FASM, GCC, Clang, Zig, and LD behind a single command-line interface, and provides fast, allocation-free builds without Makefiles or configuration. --- Project Philosophy This tool isn’t here to hide the compiler from you. It’s built for people who know what a linker actually does, and aren’t afraid to tell it what to do. You pay for speed with knowledge — of flags, of libraries, of architectures. Zero magic. Maximum performance. If you want a black box, go use something else. If you want to control the…from github.com

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