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The latest version (0.2) source tarball, as well as the HTML documentation is available for download here.
MDK is written in ANSI C and uses the following libraries: These libraries are fairly common in any GNU/Linux distribution (MDK is developed on a Debian 2.3 box). Although I haven't tested it, MDK should be also installable on BSD operating systems such as FreeBSD if the above libraries are installed. Please, drop me a line if you install MDK, and I'll add your platform to the list of supported ones.Installation
MDK uses autoconf/automake, so that compilation and installation should follow the typical uncompress, configure, make, install cycle. First, uncompress the source tarball using:
tar xvfz mdk-latest.tar.gz
This will create a folder named mdk-X.Y (where X.Y stands for
the version you downloaded, e.g., 0.1). To build the MDK tools,
enter this folder and type
./configure
make
After the compilation finishes, you can find the MDK
executables, mixasm (the assembler) and mixvm
(the MIX virtual machine) in the subdirectory
mixutils. They can be run directly from that
directory, but, if you prefer to install the binaries and
documentation in standard locations, type, as root
make install
See the file named INSTALL in the source folder for fine tuning
of build and installation options.
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