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NEWS.md

@@ -27,11 +27,23 @@ Other notable changes to BWA-MEM:
    finding the best hit, not all hits. Option `-x pbread` is still available,
    but hidden on the command line.
 
- * Added new pre-setting for Oxford Nanopore 2D reads. For small genomes,
-   though, LAST is still more sensitive.
+ * Added a new pre-setting for Oxford Nanopore 2D reads. LAST is still a little
+   more sensitive on bacterial data, but bwa-mem is times faster on human data.
 
  * Added LAST-like seeding. This improves the accuracy for longer reads.
 
+ * Added option `-H` to insert arbitrary header lines.
+
+ * Smarter option `-p`. Given an interleaved FASTQ stream, old bwa-mem identifies
+   the 2i-th and (2i+1)-th reads as a read pair. The new verion identifies
+   adjacent reads with the same read name as a read pair. It is possible to mix
+   single-end and paired-end reads in one FASTQ.
+
+ * Improved parallelization. Old bwa-mem waits for I/O. The new version puts
+   I/O on a separate thread. It performs mapping while reading FASTQ and
+   writing SAM. This saves significant wall-clock time when reading from
+   or writing to a slow Unix pipe.
+
 (0.7.11: XX November 2014, rXXX)
 
 

README-alt.md

@@ -58,8 +58,7 @@ alignments and assigns mapQ following these two rules:
 
 2. If there are no non-ALT hits, the best ALT hit is outputted as the primary
    alignment. If there are both ALT and non-ALT hits, non-ALT hits will be
-   primary and ALT hits be supplementary (SAM flag 0x800) if ALT hits are better
-   than the best overlapping non-ALT hits.
+   primary and ALT hits be supplementary (SAM flag 0x800).
 
 In theory, non-ALT alignments from step 1 should be identical to alignments
 against the reference genome with ALT contigs. In practice, the two types of