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- README.md: drop 'inspired by Rux' and 'improves on Rux' language
- PLAN.md: remove Rux from comparison table, milestones, and appendix
- PLAN.md: delete entire Appendix A (Rux Language Reference)
- docs/PHASE8_STRATEGY.md: rephrase without Rux
- docs/Packages.md: drop 'Compatible with Rux.toml spec'
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> **Status:** Self-hosting phase — `buxc2` (Bux compiler written in Bux) compiles `.bux` files to C. Bootstrap compiler (`buxc`, Nim) maintains backward compatibility.
Bux is a fast, compiled, strongly-typed systems programming language inspired by [Rux](https://rux-lang.dev/). The long-term goal is a self-hosted compiler with a minimal runtime, native x86-64 backend, and modern tooling.
Bux is a fast, compiled, strongly-typed systems programming language. The long-term goal is a self-hosted compiler with a minimal runtime, native x86-64 backend, and modern tooling.
Bux improves on Rux with a richer standard library (`Map`, `String`), modern error handling (`Result`, `Option`, and the `?` operator), and a portable C transpiler backend that runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Bux features a rich standard library (`Map`, `String`), modern error handling (`Result`, `Option`, and the `?` operator), and a portable C transpiler backend that runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
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