mkparts: clean packaging

mkparts/ReadMe.txt

@@ -9,19 +9,12 @@ to the community if you think it can help. Contact: slhomme@matroska.org
 mkparts depends on libebml2 (BSD) and libmatroska2 (BSD) that themselves
 rely on Core-C (BSD) which adds an object API on top of the C language.
 
+mkparts can be built with minilzo support whic is GPL. In that case the
+license of the binary becomes GPL.
+
 ** BUILDING **
-To build mkparts you have to build coremake first:
-You can either run ./configure on Linux/OS X or
-- Just compile <root>/corec/tools/coremake/coremake.c with your C compiler.
-- run coremake from the root of the source :
-  * "coremake.exe vs9_win32" to generate the project files for Visual Studio 2008
-  * "coremake gcc_linux" to generate the project files for GNU make building with gcc
-  * "coremake gcc_linux_x64" for GNU make building with gcc on Linux 64 bits
-  * "coremake xcode_uni" to generate the project files for XCode for a universal OS X binary
-  * look in the coremake folder for all the platforms supported
+To build mkparts you need CMake and a working C compiler.
 
-
-The Makefile/mkparts.sln will end up in the mkparts folder. You just have to
-build from there and it will create mkparts(.exe) under <root>/release/
+You just run "cmake ." to generate the makefiles and then "make".
 
-To delete all the project files run "coremake(.exe) clean" from the root of the sources.
+On Windows a Visual Studio project may be created instead.

mkparts/src.br.in

@@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ CMakeLists.txt @PROJECT_NAME@-@PROJECT_VERSION@/CMakeLists.txt
 @PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR@/ChangeLog.txt @PROJECT_NAME@-@PROJECT_VERSION@/ChangeLog.txt
 @PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR@/ReadMe.txt @PROJECT_NAME@-@PROJECT_VERSION@/ReadMe.txt
 @PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR@/@PROJECT_NAME@-@PROJECT_VERSION@ -
-@PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR@/../libmatroska2/minilzo -
 
 
 *.br -