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- - News - Download - Documentation - Mailing lists - - MDK at SourceForge - - CVS repository - Thanks to - - -	- - Latest news - - - (18/11/00) - MDK 0.1.1 release. - New version of MDK. - Read more... - - - What is the MIX? - - MIX is Donald Knuth's mythical computer as described - in his monumental work The - Art Of Computer Programming. 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 - CPU. You can programme the MIX using an assembly language - called MIXAL, the MIX Assembly Language. So, - what's the use of learning MIXAL? Well, if you're interested - in programming, please buy, borrow or steal a copy of TAOCP, - and you'll see the use ;-). - - - What is the MDK? - - The MIX Development Kit offers an emulation of - MIX and MIXAL. The - current version of MDK includes two applications: - - *mixasm* A MIXAL compiler, which - translates your source files into binary ones, executable - by the MIX virtual machine. - *mixvm* A MIX virtual machine which is - able to run and debug compiled MIXAL programs, using a - command line interface with readline's line editting - capabilities. - - Using the MDK tools, you'll be able to - - write, compile and execute MIXAL programs, - set breakpoints and run your programs step by step, - inspect and modify the MIX registers, flags and memory - contents at any step, - simulate MIX input-output devices using the standard - output and your file system. - - See the MDK user's manual for a complete - description of the toolkit. - The MDK utils will run on any GNU/Linux box (see - requirements) and, of course, are - free software. - - Planned features - - MDK is currently under active development, and there are some - planned additional features I have in mind, e.g. - - tracing of executed instructions in *mixvm, - allow MIXAL instructions as commands at the - mixvm* prompt, - include execution timing statistics, - ncurses based frontend, - GTK++/GNOME support, - - Please, let me know which - of these features would you like better. - - Contact the author. - -

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	+ MDK, the MIX development kit +

+ + News + Download + Documentation + Mailing lists + + MDK at SourceForge + + CVS repository + Thanks to + + +	+ + Latest news + + + (26/11/00) Documentation update. + Read more... + (18/11/00) + MDK 0.1.1 release. + New version of MDK. + Read more... + + + What is the MIX? + + MIX is Donald Knuth's mythical computer as described + in his monumental work The + Art Of Computer Programming. 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 + CPU. You can programme the MIX using an assembly language + called MIXAL, the MIX Assembly Language. + 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 MDK documentation + for a tutorial on MIX and MIXAL. + + + What is the MDK? + + The MIX Development Kit offers an emulation of + MIX and MIXAL. The + current version of MDK includes two applications: + + *mixasm* A MIXAL compiler, which + translates your source files into binary ones, executable + by the MIX virtual machine. + *mixvm* A MIX virtual machine which is + able to run and debug compiled MIXAL programs, using a + command line interface with readline's line editting + capabilities. + + Using the MDK tools, you'll be able to + + write, compile and execute MIXAL programs, + set breakpoints and run your programs step by step, + inspect and modify the MIX registers, flags and memory + contents at any step, + simulate MIX input-output devices using the standard + output and your file system. + + See the MDK user's manual for a complete + description of the toolkit. + The MDK utils will run on any GNU/Linux box (see + requirements) and, of course, are + free software. + + Planned features + + MDK is currently under active development, and there are some + planned additional features I have in mind, e.g. + + tracing of executed instructions in *mixvm, + allow MIXAL instructions as commands at the + mixvm* prompt, + include execution timing statistics, + ncurses based frontend, + GTK++/GNOME support, + + Please, let me know which + of these features would you like better. + + Contact the author. + +

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MDK 0.1.1 release

- New version of MDK. This is a bug-fix release which - makes MDK fully compliant with Knuth's specification. - In particular, local symbols are now properly handled - in special cases such as -

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26/11/00	Documentation update	+ The MDK documentation has been updated so + that the description of MIX and MIXAL is self-contained and does + not depend on TAOCP. Now, you can learn MIX/MIXAL reading the + included tutorial. You can also + download the HTML tarball. +
18/11/00	MDK 0.1.1 release	+ New version of MDK. This is a bug-fix release which + makes MDK fully compliant with Knuth's specification. + In particular, local symbols are now properly handled + in special cases such as + 3H ORIG 3B + instructions. See the the change log + for details. +

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