The project is in an early stage, so expect problems. The files we invite you to download and play with are here.
The file k is the binary for the interpreter compiled with OCAML on a Fedora 12 (I don't feel comfortable enough with my source files to give them away, yet, but it will come). The Kernel/CORE program is read on the standard input. To run the interpreter on Kernel/CORE program stored in file "myfile.k", do:
k < path-to-my-file/myfile.k
The pipes declared in "myfile.k" are expected to be files in the working directory. Output pipes will create new or overwrite existing files.
"core-mode.el" is very simple Emacs mode for editing Kernel/CORE programs which does syntax highlighting.
Kernel/CORE specification examples are located here. The Kernel/Core files are with extension ".k". Other files (without extensions) simulate "pipes".