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README: Update current features

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Revise windows-build dependency version
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Mark Pizzolato
2023-01-09 15:45:08 -10:00
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# then GNU make should be invoked with TESTS=0 on the command
# line.
#
# The default build will compile all input source files into a
# The default build will compile all input source files with a
# single compile and link operation. This is most optimal when
# building all simulators or just a single simulator which you
# merely plan to run. If you're developing new code for a
# simulator, it is more efficient to compile each source module
# into it's own object and then to link all the objects into the
# simulator binary. This allows only the changed modules to be
# compiled instead of all of the input files. GNU make can be
# invoked with BUILD_SEPARATE=1 on the command line (or defined as
# an exported environment variable) and separate objects will be
# built and linked into the resulting simulator.
# compiled instead of all of the input files resulting in much
# quicker builds during active simulator development. GNU make
# can be invoked with BUILD_SEPARATE=1 on the command line (or
# defined as an exported environment variable) and separate
# objects will be built and linked into the resulting simulator.
#
# The default make output will show the details of each compile
# and link command executed. GNU make can be invoked with QUIET=1
@@ -90,9 +91,9 @@
# simh project support is provided for simulators that are built with
# dependent packages provided with the or by the operating system
# distribution OR for platforms where that isn't directly available
# (OS X/macOS) by packages from specific package management systems (MacPorts
# or Homebrew). Users wanting to build simulators with locally built
# dependent packages or packages provided by an unsupported package
# (OS X/macOS) by packages from specific package management systems
# (HomeBrew or MacPorts). Users wanting to build simulators with locally
# built dependent packages or packages provided by an unsupported package
# management system may be able to override where this procedure looks
# for include files and/or libraries. Overrides can be specified by define
# exported environment variables or GNU make command line arguments which