gdbm/README: Update with automake build process.

diff --git a/src/gdbm/README b/src/gdbm/README
index 3bacf4c61bff20dc5a418f8edb4ba29463d3f3cb..0266920050964c9cfe67664eaa0f9b9ccb518c0a 100644 (file)
--- a/src/gdbm/README
+++ b/src/gdbm/README
@@ -2,17 +2,16 @@ The GDBM option.
 
 This is a drop-in replacement for the gdbm microcode module and
 runtime/gdbm.scm.  It is not part of the core build and can be built
-outside the core build tree.  There is no ./configure script yet.  If
-you know you have libgdbm installed, you should win with this command:
+outside the core build tree in the customary way:
 
+    ./configure [--with-openssl=directory]...
     make all check install
 
 The install target copies a shared library shim and compiled Scheme
-files into the system library path, and re-writes the optiondb.scm
+files into the system library path and re-writes the optiondb.scm
 found there.  You can override the default command name "mit-scheme"
 (and thus the system library path) by setting MIT_SCHEME_EXE.
 
-The option is currently called GDBM2 until GDBM no longer refers to
-the original microcode module.  You will need to import the bindings
-you want to use.  They are not exported to the global environment
-because they would conflict with the exports from (runtime gdbm).
+To use: (load-option 'GDBM2) and import the bindings you want.  They
+are not exported to the global environment because they would conflict
+with the exports from (runtime gdbm).