- Notes About Building:
  The `MAKE` command behaves differently outside of the shell.
    When used from outside of the NeXtMidas shell, `MAKE` builds the NeXtMidas "boot" libraries.
    This is necessary since the `MAKE` command is used to perform the initial build of NeXtMidas.
    See the NeXtMidas User's Guide for details.
  There is a simplified way of building sets of native libraries.
    No `make` or `.b` files required.
    The `BUILD` explain file has details.
  All OS-dependent files are automatically tagged.
    This allows libraries for multiple platforms (e.g. Linux and Solaris) to coexist in the same directory.
  NeXtMidas does not build native libraries on Windows.
    Most Windows users do not have access to a C compiler.
    The native SYS libraries come pre-built with NeXtMidas.
    A section in the NeXtMidas User's Guide explains how to build native libraries on Windows.

X-Midas Users Take Note:
Most versions of X-Midas do not support the idea of tagging all OS-dependent files. As a result, different platforms can not share a single X-Midas installation that may be on an NFS-mounted drive. NeXtMidas does not have this limitation, but would require that the libraries for each platform be built.