1) Replaces the SysV-style build script link mechanism w/ build {,meta-}targets,

2) splits build.{subr,sh}} into subr/{build,pkg,rtl}.subr and build.sh,
3) replaces {997.strip,998.midipix_sh,999.tarballs}.build with subr/{strip,tarball}.subr,
4) moves patches to patches/, vars files to vars/, and everything else to etc/,
5) renames `Create `Midipix mintty shell' shortcut.vbs' to midipix_shortcut.vbs,
6) fixes a Weechat configure issue, and
7) updates etc/{build.usage,README}.

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-
-                  Obtaining and installing a Midipix distribution
-                   Last update: Sun, 24 Apr 2016 09:42:40 +0000
-
-A Midipix distribution consists of the following:
-a) the native Midipix toolchain, consisting of perk, gcc, its dependencies,
-   and binutils,
-b) musl, a lightweight, fast, simple, and free libc[1] used by Midipix,
-c) the Midipix runtime components that bridge the gap between the libc and the
-   executive subsystems of all Windows NT-derived Windows OS starting with and
-   including Windows XP, and
-d) a steadily increasing number of 3rd party open source packages, as expected in
-   any modern POSIX-compliant *nix environment, including GNU coreutils, shells,
-   libraries such as ncurses, libressl, as well as Perl and Python.
-
-Compressed Midipix distribution tarballs and, separately, source tarballs are,
-at present, produced every four (4) hours UTC after each successful build and
-subsequently signed. This process is fully automated by a portable Bourne shell
-script; all of the above mentioned components are cross-compiled.
-
-Thus, the most hassle-free way to get started with Midipix is to simply download
-the most recent distribution tarball and follow the instructions below. It is,
-however, recommended to anyone intending to use Midipix as a development platform
-to familiarise themselves with the build process. Other reasons to prefer building
-a Midipix distribution yourself include integrating new 3rd party software or local
-runtime component patches. At present, a full build from scratch takes about 30
-(thirty) minutes to finish on an 8-core host with eight simultaneous make jobs,
-minus the generation of the tarballs. The build script can be obtained from the
-following GitHub repository: <https://github.com/lalbornoz/midipix_build>.
-
-If you obtained a Midipix distribution tarball, extract it into a directory and
-drive of your choice, henceforth referred to as target directory; the drive can
-be a network drive. Do _not_ use anything but a true UNIX environment tar(1), as
-e.g. WinRAR or WinZip handle extracting hard links incorrectly.
-If you built Midipix yourself, the target directory is equivalent to the ${PREFIX}
-configured in build.vars, which defaults to ${HOME}/midipix.
-
-At present, providing an interactive Midipix environment still requires the Cygwin
-terminal emulator Mintty and a shell; this does not include pseudoterminals, which
-are entirely handled by Midipix. Both can be installed via the 64-bit Cygwin setup
-program at <https://www.cygwin.com/setup-x86_64.exe>.
-
-Once installed, launching a Midipix shell is accomplished by the `midipix.sh' shell
-script provided in the target directory from within a Cygwin shell prompt in Mintty
-and the target directory. This may either simply be done manually each time, or
-automated by a shortcut. As shortcuts cannot be distributed, it can be created by
-either:
-a) Opening (executing) the VBScript script in the target directory from within the
-   latter cscript.exe, providing the fully qualified pathname to Mintty, if it differs
-   from the default value of C:\cygwin64\bin\mintty.exe or
-b) manually creating a shortcut to Mintty with `Start in:' set to the target directory
-   and the following command line:
-   [ ... ]\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico -e sh midipix.sh, or
-
-References:
-Sun, 24 Apr 2016 09:04:08 +0000 [1] musl FAQ <http://www.musl-libc.org/faq.html>
-
-                        Linux distribution-related errata
-
-Busybox based distributions need the gawk, gsed, and coreutils packages to build perl.
-
-                  Midipix status report
-                   Last update: Tue, 26 Apr 2016 10:16:16 +0000
-
-The following build status codes are defined:
-C -- Complete build w/ at least the default configuration,
-B -- Broken, e.g. doesn't work at all or only minimally,
-I -- Integrated (e.g. linked against) with other packages,
-E -- Extensively tested and confirmed to work by multiple sources, possibly via a testsuite,
-P -- Patches needed to build that haven't been committed upstream yet, and
-U -- Update to latest stable version or HEAD pending.
-
-Component type      Name                Version          Status  Comments
-Host toolchain      binutils            2.24.51          C--EPU
-Host toolchain      file                5.28             C-----
-Host toolchain      gcc                 4.6.4            ---EPU  Excludes libstdc++
-Host toolchain      musl                1.1.12           C-IEPU
-Host toolchain      perk                HEAD             C-IE--
-Host toolchain      pkgconf             0.28             C--E--
-Host toolchain      slibtool            0.5.7            C--E--
-Native toolchain    binutils            2.24.51          C--EPU
-Native toolchain    gcc                 4.6.4            ---EPU  Excludes libstdc++
-Native toolchain    gmp                 5.1.3            C-IEPU
-Native toolchain    libelf              0.8.13           C-IEP-
-Native toolchain    mpc                 1.0.1            C-IE-U
-Native toolchain    mpfr                3.1.2            C-IE-U
-Native toolchain    musl                1.1.12           C-IEPU
-Native toolchain    perk                HEAD             C-IE--
-Native toolchain    pkgconf             0.28             C-IE--
-Runtime components  dalist              HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  ntapi               HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  ntcon               HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  ntctty              HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  pemagine            HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  psxscl              HEAD             C-IE--  Excludes clone(2) and dlopen(3)
-Runtime components  psxtypes            HEAD             C-IE--
-Runtime components  ptycon              HEAD             C-IE--
-3rd party libraries gdbm                1.12             C-I---
-3rd party libraries glib                2.46.2           C-I-P-  Shared object not built
-3rd party libraries gzip                1.2.4            C-IE--
-3rd party libraries libarchive          3.1.2            C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libassuan           2.4.3            C-I---
-3rd party libraries libevent            2.0.22-stable    C-I---
-3rd party libraries libfetch            2.33             C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libffi              3.2.1            C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libfirm             HEAD             C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libgcrypt           1.7.3            C-I---
-3rd party libraries libgpg_error        1.24             C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libksba             1.3.5            C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libpipeline         1.4.1            C-I---
-3rd party libraries libressl            2.2.6            C-I-P-
-3rd party libraries libz                1.2.8.2015.05.20 C-I---
-3rd party libraries lua                 5.3.3            C---P-
-3rd party libraries ncurses             6.0              C-IEP-  ncurses, ncursestw, and ncursesw built
-3rd party libraries npth                1.2              C-I---
-3rd party libraries pcre                8.39             C-I---
-3rd party libraries xz                  5.2.2            C-IE--
-3rd party X11 libs  inputproto          2.3.2            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  kbproto             1.0.7            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libICE              1.0.9            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libSM               1.2.2            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libX11              1.6.3            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXau              1.0.8            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXaw              1.0.13           C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXext             1.3.3            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXmu              1.1.2            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXpm              3.5.11           C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libXt               1.1.5            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libpthread-stubs    0.3              C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  libxkbfile          1.0.9            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  renderproto         0.11.1           C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  xcb                 1.12             C-----  Needs pthreads / clone(2)
-3rd party X11 libs  xcb-proto           1.12             C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  xextproto           7.3.0            C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  xproto              7.0.29           C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  xtrans              1.1              C-----
-3rd party X11 libs  Xrender             0.9.9            C-----
-3rd party packages  apk_tools           2.6.6            C---P-
-3rd party packages  bash                4.3              C-I-P-  Linked against ncursesw
-3rd party packages  bzip2               1.0.6            C-IE--
-3rd party packages  coreutils           8.23             C---P-  Needs extensive testing
-3rd party packages  cparser             HEAD             C-I-P-
-3rd party packages  cron                HEAD             C---P-
-3rd party packages  curl                7.47.1           C---P-
-3rd party packages  dash                0.5.8            C-----  Provides /bin/sh
-3rd party packages  diffutils           3.3              C-----
-3rd party packages  dos2unix            7.3.4            C-----
-3rd party packages  ed                  1.13             C-----
-3rd party packages  file                5.28             C-----
-3rd party packages  findutils           4.5.14           C---P-
-3rd party packages  gawk                4.1.3            C-----
-3rd party packages  git                 2.7.1            C-----  Needs clone(2)
-3rd party packages  gnupg               2.1.15           C-----  Needs /dev/[u]random, extensive testing
-3rd party packages  grep                2.22             C-----
-3rd party packages  hexcurse            1.60.0           C-I-P-  Linked against ncursesw
-3rd party packages  htop                2.0.1            C-I-P-  Linked against ncursesw
-3rd party packages  inetutils           1.9.4            C-----
-3rd party packages  infounzip           6.0              C-----
-3rd party packages  infozip             3.0              C-----
-3rd party packages  irssi               0.8.18           CB--P-  DNS and /EXEC require clone(2) due to pthreads (see psxscl;) no Perl support
-3rd party packages  john                1.8.0            C---P-
-3rd party packages  less                481              C-I---  Linked against ncursesw
-3rd party packages  lynx                2.8.8rel2        C-----
-3rd party packages  make                3.81             C-----
-3rd party packages  man_db              2.7.5            C-----
-3rd party packages  mc                  4.8.17           C-----
-3rd party packages  mksh                R52c             C-----
-3rd party packages  nano                2.5.3            C-I---  Linked against ncursesw
-3rd party packages  netcat              110              C---P-
-3rd party packages  openssh             7.1p2            C-I---  Linked against libressl
-3rd party packages  pacman              5.0.1            C---P-
-3rd party packages  patch               2.7              C-----
-3rd party packages  perl                5.22.1           ------  No dlopen(3) (see psxscl,) modules missing
-3rd party packages  procps-ng           3.3.12           C-----
-3rd party packages  python              3.5.1            -B--P-  No dlopen(3) (see psxscl,) modules missing
-3rd party packages  rsync               3.1.2            C-----
-3rd party packages  rxvt-unicode        9.22             C-I---  No Perl support
-3rd party packages  sed                 4.2.2            C-----
-3rd party packages  tar                 1.28             C-----
-3rd party packages  tcsh                6.19.00          C-I-P-
-3rd party packages  the silver searcher 0.32.0           C-----
-3rd party packages  tmux                2.2              C---P-
-3rd party packages  util_linux          2.27.1           C-----  Needs extensive testing
-3rd party packages  vim                 7.4.1952         C-----  Provides /bin/vi
-3rd party packages  weechat             1.6              C-----
-3rd party packages  which               2.21             C-----
-3rd party packages  whois               5.2.12           C-----
-3rd party packages  xeyes               1.1.1            C-I---
-3rd party packages  xwd                 1.0.6            C-I---
-3rd party packages  zsh                 5.2              C-I---  Linked against ncursesw
-
-                  Midipix roadmap/TODO list
-                   Last update: Fri, 03 Jun 2016 12:47:13 +0000
-
-midipix alpha release: the final stretch
-========================================
-
-my.own.tasks@midipix.org
-------------------------
-
-* ofd tables: additional bucket allocation as needed.
-* `ls -R //c`: check for the cause of individual failures.
-  (might be related to the above ofd bucket allocation).
-* integrate clone and the initial ldso implementation.
-* integrate the signal queue, check signal implementation for
-  semantic completion, especially in the context of multi-threaded
-  applications.
-* implement /dev/random and /dev/urandom, as well as other virtual
-  folders needed by core applications.
-* implement the scheduler functions.
-* implement (possibly as stubs) missing system calls, fix existing
-  system calls as needed by the core applications.
-* toolchain: provided the few interfaces missing for C++ support.
-* porting of mintty.
-
-
-porting and other release-related tasks
----------------------------------------
-
-* testing of ncurses.
-* testing of bash and dash when built with ncurses.
-* testing of all of the coreutils, seeing which ones fail due to
-  a missing virtual file or folder, which ones fail due to a missing
-  system call (crash), and which ones fail due to an incomplete or
-  incorrect system call.
-* porting of gdb.
-
-vim:expandtab sw=8 ts=8 tw=0 nowrap