fx 0.9.0 - capability regions
fx 0.9.0 — capability regions
Language package for ledocorp/fxlang
Tag: v0.9.0
Docs: ledocorp.org/fx
Capability-region release on 0.8.5: one fx dialect for apps, scripting, embedded guests, and extensions — host-minted authority, same region and slot-mut physics.
Highlights
| Area | What users get |
|---|---|
| Capabilities | FsCap / OutCap in std/cap; cap-required I/O in std/io_cap |
| Guest session | std/guest + host fx_guest_begin / mint_* / end — teardown revokes caps |
| Scripting / extensions | Host mints caps; guest cannot ambient-open outside the allowlist (deny is loud) |
| Embedded | Caps lower as opaque handles in emit-C ABI — host remains the trust boundary |
| Composition | SoA / pools / vec_set story unchanged — caps add authority, not a soft dialect |
See COMPOSITION.md for the capability-region recipe and examples cap_regions_* / cap_guest_ctx.
Install
fx doctor
fx version # expect v0.9.0
fx new hello && cd hello && fx run main.fx
Honesty bounds
Still not in this tag:
- Soft / dynamic heap that erases region physics
- Package manager / registry
- DAP / integrated debugger product
AllocCap/ linear-only caps- Language-wide formal certification claims
Windows IR (package note): When the package includes third_party/qbe/windows/qbe.exe, Windows uses native PE IR (amd64_win) for the same everyday differential set as Linux. Linux still ships third_party/qbe/obj/qbe. If qbe.exe is missing from a build, use --emit-c. See CLI.md.
Thanks
Stewarded by Shawn Londono / LedoCorp · Apache-2.0
QBE © Quentin Carbonneaux — MIT (third_party/qbe/LICENSE)