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                         Konilo 2024.4

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This is the third release of Konilo and the ilo computer.
It includes:

- The ilo computer: a small virtual machine with many
  implementations:

  - aarch64 assembly (Linux)
  - amd64 assembly (DragonFly BSD, FreeBSD, Linux, NetBSD, and
                    OpenBSD)
  - C
  - C#
  - Common Lisp
  - D
  - Go
  - Hare
  - JavaScript
  - Kotlin
  - Lua
  - Nim
  - Python
  - RetroForth
  - Rust
  - Swift
  - TypeScript

  - x86-native (C & assembly)

- Precompiled binaries for ilo for a variety of hosts:

  +----------+-------------------------------------------------+
  | 68k      | Mac System 5, 6, 7                              |
  | aarch64  | Linux, macOS                                    |
  | armv7e-m | Teensy 4.1                                      |
  | x86      | MS-DOS, FreeBSD, Linux, OpenBSD, Windows,       |
  |          | Standalone                                      |
  | amd64    | DragonFly BSD, FreeBSD, Haiku, Linux, macOS,    |
  |          | NetBSD, OpenBSD, Windows                        |
  | .NET     | Windows                                         |
  | Java     | ilo.jar                                         |
  | 88k      | OpenBSD                                         |
  | MIPS     | NetBSD                                          |
  +----------+-------------------------------------------------+

- The Konilo system image ("ilo.rom")

- default block set ("ilo.blocks") including:

  - a variety of useful extensions
  - a manual viewer
  - block browser
  - an overview of the block editor
  - glossary data
  - dictionaries (toki pona, voa)

- Some documentation

  - a copy of the dictionary ("Dictionary.txt")
  - a copy of the ilo specification ("ilo.txt")

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Notable Changes:

BINARIES

- added OpenBSD/luna88k
- added NetBSD/pmax
- added binary for iSH on iPadOS
- added universal binary for macOS (amd64/aarch64)

VM

- added an implementation in D
- added an implementation in Hare
- added an implementation in C for use under X11
- added an implementation in RetroForth
- amd64 assembly: added necessary section for pinning syscalls
  under OpenBSD -current branch
- added mult/ilo (in C) for running multiple sessions under one
  process [text & X11]
- native x86
  - optional VGA (320x200) display
  - mult/ilo for text & VGA modes
  - added support for interrupts
  - added install kernel to copy blocks to hard disk
- new python implementation from Arland
- improved rust implementation from Matthew Keeter
- new C implementation for Plan 9 from Jim Taylor

IMAGE

- fixed a bug in `s:trim-right`
- fixed a bug on `indexed-times`
- change to immediate words:
  - `d:flags` removed
  - a negative xt is now considered immediate
- `list`, `list#`, and `list*` no longer add an initial newline
- rewrite all dtc words in hand packed assembly
- fully written in assembly now
- relocated variables to system buffers memory area
- no longer crashes on input if you attempt to backspace before
  the start of the input buffer (`s:get/token` and `s:get/line`)
- better handling of string evaluation

BLOCKS

- update to latest system blocks set, examples, and docs
- improved `lookup` in (nonix)
- use system buffers for (termina) data
- fixed cursor position bug in (tuhi)
- added `code:`
- reorganized to make future updates easier & safer
- toggles for syntax highlighting added to (tuhi)
- "R"un all blocks in current set added to (tuhi)
- embedded manual replaced with a wiki
- basic drawing words in (crc:drawing)
- basic turtle graphics in (crc:turtle)
- (short) for working with short (16-bit) numbers
- (termina) programs can now display a short title
- (rem) rewritten as a (termina) program
- (rem) now part of the startup blocks
- add (quad) for quad combinators (to go along with bi and tri)
- add (crc:drawing) for use with X11 variant of ilo
- add (crc:turtle) for experimental turtle graphics
- add (ilo:x86) for extensions provided by ilo-x86-native
- add (teensy4.1) for extensions provided by ilo-teensy4.1
- add (napia) for extensions provided by the napia vm
- add (short) for 16-bit numbers
- add (opt:n) and (opt:s) with additional `n:` and `s:` words
- add (math) for Arland's latest RNG and fixed point math, sine,
  cosine, tangent

DOCUMENTATION

- corrections to glossary data
- glossary now covers words in the default startup blocks
- added dictionary data for english (voice of america)
- added dictionary data for toki pona
- added hypertext manual

TOOLS

- add `run-konilo.sh` script to help w/startup

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