ADAM BRAZDA

Axon serves as the hardware abstraction layer (HAL) for my broader systems research. It consolidates optimized C++ abstractions for memory management, concurrency primitives, and cross-platform system calls.

By providing a unified interface for Windows and Linux, it allows high-level modules like Myelin and Divalia to target hardware-level efficiency without inheriting the 'logic tax' of standard library bloat.

The library focuses on deterministic behavior across diverse kernels, ensuring that mission-critical operations—such as socket routing or thread synchronization—maintain performance parity regardless of the target environment.