MIX Builder

Operating SystemWindows

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MIX Builder is a complete development environment for the mythical MIX machine discussed in Donald Knuth's legendary The Art Of Computer Programming series.

MIX Builder is an editor, assembler, simulator, and interactive debugger all rolled into one. It emulates all 157 MIX instructions (including the floating-point operations), and it emulates the card reader, card punch, line printer, typewriter, and paper tape devices.

MIX Builder is a Win32 program. It runs well on Windows 95, 98, and NT4. It may also run in some emulated Win32 environments, but I'm not sure about that.

Binaries

MIXBuilder.zip - This contains the MIXBuilder executable, docs, and sample code. This is what most people should download.
Source Code

MIXBuilderSource.zip - This file contains all the Delphi 4 source code for the MIXBuilder project. To build it you'll need to download several other components from my Components page. You'll need to get (at least) TFormSave, TMEditor, TNumEdit, TSortGrid, and TWinSplit.

Visit the web site for MIX Builder

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If you are using this charityware, you may "pay it forward" in the following way:

Bill Menees only asks that you donate $5 to the charity of your choice.

On 17 May, 2009 - 14:17, salim zwawi wrote:

I donated 10$ to children cancer vicitms

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