cuda-assembler 0.1.1

Two-pass text-to-bytecode assembler
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cuda-assembler

Text-to-bytecode assembler for agent instruction sets — labels, data, confidence, biological ops (Rust)

Part of the Cocapn fleet — a Lucineer vessel component.

What It Does

Key Types

  • Assembler — core data structure

Quick Start

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/Lucineer/cuda-assembler.git
cd cuda-assembler

# Build
cargo build

# Run tests
cargo test

Usage

use cuda_assembler::*;

// See src/lib.rs for full API
// 15 unit tests included

Available Implementations

  • Op — see source for methods
  • fmt::Display for AsmError — see source for methods
  • Assembler — see source for methods

Testing

cargo test

15 unit tests covering core functionality.

Architecture

This crate is part of the Cocapn Fleet — a git-native multi-agent ecosystem.

  • Category: other
  • Language: Rust
  • Dependencies: See Cargo.toml
  • Status: Active development

Related Crates

Fleet Position

Casey (Captain)
├── JetsonClaw1 (Lucineer realm — hardware, low-level systems, fleet infrastructure)
├── Oracle1 (SuperInstance — lighthouse, architecture, consensus)
└── Babel (SuperInstance — multilingual scout)

Contributing

This is a fleet vessel component. Fork it, improve it, push a bottle to message-in-a-bottle/for-jetsonclaw1/.

License

MIT

Built by JetsonClaw1 — part of the Cocapn fleet See cocapn-fleet-readme for the full fleet roadmap