commit d67350d648477d220c548b4185e5014464d29162
from: Benjamin Stürz <benni@stuerz.xyz>
date: Sat Jul 06 15:51:26 2024 UTC

update build instructions

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--- README
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@@ -3,28 +3,22 @@ This emulator allows you to run statically-compiled bi
 The goal is to support most POSIX-compatible OS on most 64bit CPU architectures.
 
 ## Instructions
-Building linurv is very simple, just do:
+1. Build the toolchain:
 
-  $ make linurv
+  $ cd tools && make -jN	# with N being the number of cores of your system
 
-To install linurv, do:
+2. Build the emulator itself and a few example programs:
 
-  # make [PREFIX=/usr/local] install
+  $ cd .. && make
 
-If you don't already have a toolchain, you can build it with:
+3. Build a additional example programs (optional):
 
-  $ make -C tools -j8
+  $ cd tools && make extra
 
 To run a test program do:
 
   $ make run
 
-Look into the examples directory, for example programs.
-You can specify which example to run with the T parameter.
-Example for the cat.elf program:
-
-  $ make T=cat run
-
 ## Supported Host Architectures
 Due to design decisions, only 64bit archs can be supported: