ref: ea5ce18495d0eb7fdc4589130d1a55c42febac06
parent: fe0aaa9d60284e366f09b362e4a5532a9d3bef88
author: Jens Petersen <juhpetersen@gmail.com>
date: Sat Sep 7 11:58:09 EDT 2024
readme: update install targets - the old make `install` target is now called `oldinstall` - the new make `installmcabal` target is now `install`
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -23,12 +23,12 @@
Also note that there is no need to have a Haskell compiler to run MicroHs.
All you need is a C compiler, and MicroHs can bootstrap, given the included combinator file.
-To install `mhs` use `make installmcabal`. This will install `mhs` in `~/.mcabal` in the same
+To install `mhs` use `make install`. This will install `mhs` in `~/.mcabal` in the same
way as `mcabal` (MicroCabal) would have. It will install a compiler binary and a compiled base package.
You will have to add `~/.mcabal/bin` to your `PATH`.
-Alternatively, to install `mhs` use `make install`. By default this copies the files to `/usr/local`,
-but this can be overridden by `make PREFIX=dir install`.
+Alternatively, to install `mhs` use `make oldinstall`. By default this copies the files to `/usr/local`,
+but this can be overridden by `make PREFIX=dir oldinstall`.
You also need to set the environment variable `MHSDIR`.
To compile on Windows make sure `cl` is in the path, and then use `nmake` with `Makefile.windows`.
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