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 		Latest news
 	      </font></p>
 	    <ul>
+	      <li>(08/01/01) 
+		<i>MDK 0.2 release. </i>
+		New version of MDK.
+		<a href="news.html#new3">Read more...</a>
 	      <li>(26/11/00) <i>Documentation update.</i>
 		<a href="news.html#new2">Read more...</a>
 	      <li>(18/11/00) 
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 		<a href="news.html#new1">Read more...</a>
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 	    <p align="right"><font color="#000069" size="+1">
-		What is the MIX?
-	      </font></p>
-	    <b>MIX</b> is Donald Knuth's mythical computer as described
-	    in his monumental work <a
-				      href="http://Sunburn.Stanford.EDU/~knuth/taocp.html"> The
-	      Art Of Computer Programming</a>. As any of its real
+		What is	the MIX?
+	      </font>
+	    </p>
+	    
+	    <b>MIX</b> is Donald Knuth's mythical computer as
+	    described in his monumental work <a
+	    href="http://Sunburn.Stanford.EDU/~knuth/taocp.html"> The
+	    Art Of Computer Programming</a>. As any of its real
 	    counterparts, the MIX features registers, memory cells, an
-	    overflow toggle, comparison flags, input-output devices, and
-	    a set of binary instructions executable by its virtual
+	    overflow toggle, comparison flags, input-output devices,
+	    and a set of binary instructions executable by its virtual
 	    CPU. You can programme the MIX using an assembly language
 	    called <b>MIXAL</b>, the MIX Assembly Language.
-	    <p> So, what's the use of learning MIXAL? The MIX computer is a simplified
-	      version of real CISC computers, and its assembly language 
-	      closely resembles real ones. You can learn MIX/MIXAL as an introduction
-	      to computer architecture and assembly programming:
-	      see the <a href="mdk.html">MDK documentation</a>
-	      for a <a href="mdk_2.html">tutorial</a> on MIX and MIXAL. </p>
+	    
+	    <p> So, what's the use of learning MIXAL? The MIX computer
+	      is a simplified version of real CISC computers, and its
+	      assembly language closely resembles real ones. You can
+	      learn MIX/MIXAL as an introduction to computer
+	      architecture and assembly programming: see the <a
+	      href="mdk.html">MDK documentation</a> for a <a
+	      href="mdk_2.html">tutorial</a> on MIX and MIXAL.
+	    </p>
+	    
 	    &nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>
 	    <p align="right"><font color="#000069" size="+1">
 		What is the MDK?
-	      </font></p> 
-	    The <b>M</b>IX <b>D</b>evelopment <b>K</b>it offers an emulation of
-	    <b>MIX</b> and <b>MIXAL</b>. The <a href="download.html">
-	      current version</a> of MDK includes two applications:
+	      </font>
+	    </p>
+	    The <b>M</b>IX <b>D</b>evelopment <b>K</b>it offers an
+	    emulation of <b>MIX</b> and <b>MIXAL</b>. The <a
+	    href="download.html"> current version</a> of MDK includes
+	    two applications:
 	    <ul>
 	      <li><b><i>mixasm</i></b> A MIXAL compiler, which
 		translates your source files into binary ones, executable
@@ -86,26 +98,31 @@
 	    <ul>
 	      <li>write, compile and execute MIXAL programs,
 	      <li>set breakpoints and run your programs step by step,
+	      <li>collect execution timing statistics,
+	      <li>trace executed instructions,
 	      <li>inspect and modify the MIX registers, flags and memory
 		contents at any step,
 	      <li>simulate MIX input-output devices using the standard
 		output and your file system.
 	    </ul>
-	    See the MDK <a href="mdk.html">user's manual</a> for a complete
-	    description of the toolkit.
-	    The MDK utils will run on any GNU/Linux box (see
-	    <a href="download.html#reqs">requirements</a>) and, of course, are
-	    <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html">free software</a>.
+
+	    See the MDK <a href="mdk.html">user's manual</a> for a
+	    complete description of the toolkit.  The MDK utils will
+	    run on any GNU/Linux box (see <a
+	    href="download.html#reqs">requirements</a>) and, of
+	    course, are <a href="http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html">free
+	    software</a>.
+	    
 	    <p align="right"><font color="#000069" size="+1">
 		Planned features
-	      </font></p>
+	      </font>
+	    </p>
+	    
 	    MDK is currently under active development, and there are some
 	    planned additional features I have in mind, e.g.
 	    <ul>
-	      <li> tracing of executed instructions in <b><i>mixvm</i></b>,
 	      <li> allow MIXAL instructions as commands at the
 		<b><i>mixvm</i></b> prompt,
-	      <li> include execution timing statistics,
 	      <li> ncurses based frontend,
 	      <li> GTK++/GNOME support,
 	    </ul>
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-	    <i>last updated Mon Nov 27 00:30:40 </i>
+	    <i>last updated Sat Jan  6 15:35:39 CET 2001</i>
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