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update build instructions in readme.txt

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Signed-off-by: Kevin Shanahan <kmshanah@disenchant.net>
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Building:
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All you should need to do to get a regular build for your system is
type 'make'. This should build all five executable targets. Windows
builds can be done using MinGW and Msys on a Windows host, or by cross
compiling with a suitable MinGW cross compiler. As long as your cross
compiler is in your path somewhere, "make TARGET_OS=WIN32" should be
all you need.
All you should need to do to get a regular build for your system is type
'make'. This should build all five executable targets and place them in a ./bin
subdirectory. Windows builds can be done using MinGW and Msys on a Windows host,
or by cross compiling with a suitable MinGW cross compiler. As long as your
cross compiler is in your path somewhere, "make TARGET_OS=WIN32" should be all
you need.
If you're in a hurry and only want to build one target, you can type 'make
prepare' (this sets up the build directories) followed by 'make <target>' -
where <target> is the name of the executable you want to build.
If you're in a hurry and only want to build one target, you can type
'make bin/<target>' - where <target> is the name of the executable you want to
build.
To build a debug version or one without the intel assembly, there are options
you can select by setting Makefile variables: