🪐 AetherVoid

AetherVoid is a 3D space navigation simulation written in HolyC for TempleOS. It utilizes direct memory access to the graphics context (CDC) to render a real-time starfield.

🏛️ Why HolyC?

HolyC is a "middle-level" language. It's faster than C for prototyping because of the JIT, but it gives you the power to manipulate the CPU and VGA buffer directly. In AetherVoid, we aren't using a graphics library—we are calculating the pixel positions using the F64 (float 64-bit) math unit and writing to the screen memory manually.

📜 Language Features Used

• JIT Compilation: The .HC files are compiled and executed on the fly by the TempleOS shell.
• CDC Graphics: Bypasses traditional windowing for direct pixel plotting (GrPlot).
• No Headers: Leverages HolyC's global namespace and non-standard #include behavior.

🚀 How to Run

1. Boot into TempleOS, ZenithOS, or TinkerOS.
2. Mount your local folder as a RedSea drive or copy files to the virtual disk.
3. In the command line, enter:

   #include "Main.HC";

4. Press any key to exit the simulation.

⚖️ License

MIT License. Created for the glory of 640x480 resolution.