ClosedBit Coding Studio
For `.cbp`, `.cb`, `.cba`, `.cbl`, `.dll`, `.exe`, library builds, compiler commands, and 256-bit programming.
ClosedBit
Windows-first 256-bit app and game toolchain
A polished Windows toolchain for building 256-bit apps, games, libraries, runtime packages, and source-free exports through ClosedBit Studio and ClosedBit Games.
Install
Install the product lane you want, sign in, then build from the Studio Console. The installers include the compiler, runtime, documentation, and app launchers.
For `.cbp`, `.cb`, `.cba`, `.cbl`, `.dll`, `.exe`, library builds, compiler commands, and 256-bit programming.
For game scripting, scene work, input, render examples, game `.exe` exports, and `.cba` runtime packages.
Release channel
The public portal is for installers, documentation, sandbox previews, account access, and performance reports. Build work happens inside the Windows Studio applications.
Download the Studio or Games MSI and launch the dedicated Windows app.
Authenticate once in Settings. The desktop app stores the protected session locally.
Use the Studio Console to create app packages, native exports, and libraries.
Export source-free artifacts that carry the selected Runtime engines.
Product areas
The public website now separates game creation, coding, documentation, and sandbox testing so people can get to the right task immediately.
/game
Install the game editor, copy game templates, activate `closedbit-game`, and test runtime-first examples.
/coding
Install the compiler studio, copy command lines, activate `closedbit-coding`, and learn `.cbp` syntax.
/metrics
See the current ClosedBit versus C++ snapshot, system specs, and why the measured rows are faster.
Sandbox and docs
The browser sandbox checks common `.cbp` mistakes and previews simple 256-bit results. The docs page is built for copy-and-paste learning.
Practice `.cbp`, load examples, check structure, and copy the result into Studio.
Open SandboxCompiler commands, app templates, game templates, storage, UI, and license notes in copyable blocks.
Open DocsLogin at the start, activate the product license, and keep entitlement visible.
Copy examples
Short, honest examples that match the current `.cbp` direction and avoid Python/C++ filler.
library CB-Storage
fn main() {
u256 coins = 1_000_000 + 250_000
CB-Storage.write_u256("save.cb", "coins", coins)
println("saved coins")
save coins
}
library CB-Render
library CB-Input
fn main() {
init_window(960, 540, "ClosedBit Game")
while window_open() {
handle_events()
clear(0x071018)
draw_text(24, 24, "ClosedBit", 0x64F1AC, 24)
present()
}
}
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