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you need to say "make api", not just "make"

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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ QUICK INSTRUCTIONS
Edit the .metadata file(s), then do a: Edit the .metadata file(s), then do a:
make get-source-code make get-source-code
make make api
You only have to do a "make get-source-code" once! After You only have to do a "make get-source-code" once! After
you have run "make get-source-code" once, do the following... you have run "make get-source-code" once, do the following...
@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ QUICK INSTRUCTIONS
Edit the .metadata file(s), then do a: Edit the .metadata file(s), then do a:
make make api
Note, these instructions only generate XML files in the "api" Note, these instructions only generate XML files in the "api"
@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ WHO USES THE SOURCES DIRECTORY
But is instead used by people wishing to update an existing .NET But is instead used by people wishing to update an existing .NET
binding; or to create a new .NET binding (for a GObject based library). binding; or to create a new .NET binding (for a GObject based library).
The result of running "make" on this directory (once everything The result of running "make api" on this directory (once everything
is set up) are the XML files that you find in the "api" directory. is set up) are the XML files that you find in the "api" directory.
(Those XML files, that you find in the "api" directory, are then used (Those XML files, that you find in the "api" directory, are then used
to generate the C# code. And then that C# code is used to create to generate the C# code. And then that C# code is used to create
@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ EDITING .METADATA FILES
(Assuming you already have the required source code, to the (Assuming you already have the required source code, to the
libraries...) once you update a binding, you then run: libraries...) once you update a binding, you then run:
make make api
...to create the new updated XML file(s) that will be placed in the "api" ...to create the new updated XML file(s) that will be placed in the "api"
directory. directory.