+Installation Instructions for codec2
+------------------------------------
+
+The CMake configuration for codec2 should be considered experimental at
+this time but has been thouroughly tested on Fedora Linux and cross-compiling
+from linux to windows with mingw and has many advanages over the autotools
+config.
+
+1/ Builds against system libraries by default.
+2/ Has experimental NSIS packaing support for Windows (WIN32) targets. *nix
+ systems should rely on 'make install' as the packages (RPM & DEB) created by
+ CPack are questionable.
+
+
+Building and installing
+-----------------------
+
+Out-of-source builds are preferred. To build codec2, make a directory anywhere
+underneath (or outside of) the source directory.
+
+Linux command line example:
+
+ $ cd /path/to/codec2
+ $ mkdir build_linux
+ $ cd build_linux
+ $ cmake ../ (defaults to /usr/local, use CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to override)
+ (if no errors)
+ $ make
+ (as root)
+ $ make install
+
+Codec2 installs to /usr/local by defailt on *nix systems but can be overriden
+by passing options to cmake during configuration.
+
+Some options that may be of interest:
+ 1/ CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX: Defaults to /usr/local
+ 2/ CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE: Defaults to Release
+ 3/ CMAKE_C_FLAGS: Additional build flags.
+
+These can be modified on the command line by using the "-D" option when running
+cmake:
+
+ $ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
+++ /dev/null
-The CMake configuration for codec2 should be considered experimental at
-this time but has been thouroughly tested on Fedora Linux and cross-compiling
-from linux to windows with mingw and has many advanages over the autotools
-config.
-
-- Builds against system libraries (default).
-- Has experimental NSIS packaing support for Windows (WIN32) targets. *nix
- systems should rely on 'make install' as the packages (RPM & DEB) created by
- CPack are questionable.
-
-==========================
- Building and installing
-==========================
-
- To test the cmake build make a directory anywhere underneath (or outside of)
-the source directory.
-
-Linux command line example:
-
-$ cd /path/to/codec2
-$ mkdir build_linux
-$ cd build_linux
-$ cmake ../ (defaults to /usr/local, use CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to override)
-(if no errors)
-$ make
-(as root)
-$ make install