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How to build the LayerX kernel and run its test gate with Paxeer X Network

Compile the C17 LayerX kernel and run the local test and CI targets before any change.

Credentials. Do not place deployment keys or custody credentials in the build environment, since the README says a local pass does not authorize deployment.

Who it is forA kernel developer or agent who needs a verified local build of the LayerX kernel before editing src/ or cmd/.

The problemChanges to a deterministic execution kernel are hard to trust without a repeatable build and test pass.

The outcomeA built layerxd binary with kernel tests, contract tests and the full local CI gate reported as passing or failing.

What you need first

  • Git access to the Sidiora-Labs/Paxeer-X-Network repository
  • Go 1.25.6 for the Paxeer X chain node (go.mod)
  • A C17 toolchain for the LayerX kernel (-std=c17 in the root Makefile)
  • Rust 1.91.1 for the agent workspaces (rust-toolchain.toml)
  • A wallet that targets chain ID 125 for any public JSON-RPC use

Steps

  1. Clone the repository and change into the repo root.
  2. Run make build to compile the LayerX kernel.
  3. Run make test for the kernel tests and make test-contracts for the settlement contracts.
  4. Run make ci to run public-audit, kernel tests, the two-build archive comparison, consensus symbol checks and sanitizer suites.
  5. Treat a local pass as a development check only. The README says it is not authorization to deploy contracts, move custody or handle real assets.

Prompt for your agent

Clone Sidiora-Labs/Paxeer-X-Network and run make build, make test and make ci from the repo root. Report which targets passed or failed and the first error from any failure. Verify that no deployment or custody step was run.

Caveat. The README says a local CI pass is not authorization to deploy contracts, move custody or handle real assets, so treat results as build evidence only.

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