Update README file.

Author: dmsc

README.md

@@ -8,32 +8,46 @@ The current features are:
 
 - Support for Atari floating point and 16bit integer variables;
 - Support for string arrays, substrings and concatenation;
-- Small size (currently the full floating point IDE is 9.3k, the integer IDE is 8k, and the runtime is less than 3k);
-- Fast execution (currently, 2 times faster than compiled TurboBasicXL in the "sieve.bas" benchmark, 6 times faster than OSS Integer Basic);
+- Small size (currently the full floating point IDE is 9.6k, the integer IDE is
+  8k, and the runtime is less than 3k);
+- Fast execution (currently, 2 times faster than compiled TurboBasicXL in the
+  "sieve.bas" benchmark, 6 times faster than OSS Integer Basic);
 - Modern syntax (no line numbers, many control structures);
 - Procedures with parameters and short calling syntax;
 - Feels "alike" TurboBasicXL, with many of the extended statements;
 - Integrated editor and compiler running in the Atari 8-bit;
-- A cross-compiler is available that directly compiles sources to Atari executables on any modern PC;
+- A cross-compiler is available that directly compiles sources to Atari
+  executables on any modern PC;
 - Statements for Player/Missile graphics and Display List Interrupts.
 
 For support, use the GitHub bug-tracker or see the AtariAge thread at:
-https://atariage.com/forums/topic/318133-fastbasic-45-2021-release/
+**https://forums.atariage.com/topic/378307-fastbasic-47-is-here/**
+
+
+Downloading
+-----------
+
+Download the latest release from GitHub here:
+**[/releases/latest](https://github.com/dmsc/fastbasic/releases/latest)**
+
+There is an `ATR` disk image for the Atari 8-bit computers and binaries of the
+cross-compiler for different platforms.
 
 
 Manual
 ------
 
-There is a full manual with all the supported syntax in the file [manual.md](manual.md).
+There is a full manual with all the supported syntax in the file **[manual.md](manual.md)**.
 
-To use the cross-compiler, download from the releases and see [compiler/USAGE.md](compiler/USAGE.md) for instructions.
+To use the cross-compiler, download from the releases and see **[compiler/USAGE.md](compiler/USAGE.md)** for instructions.
+
+For the Atari 5200 support, read the **[Atari 5200 manual appendix](a5200.md)**.
 
-For the Atari 5200 support, read the [Atari 5200 manual appendix](a5200.md).
 
 Sample files
 ------------
 
-There are samples for the [integer only compiler](samples/int/) and for the [floating point compiler](samples/fp/), in addition to more test programs in the [tests](tests/) folder.
+There are samples for the **[integer only compiler](samples/int/)** and for the **[floating point compiler](samples/fp/)**, in addition to more test programs in the **[tests](tests/)** folder.
 
 
 License
@@ -58,17 +72,15 @@ by you under any license of your choosing, either proprietary or copyleft.
 Compiling the sources
 ---------------------
 
-To compile the sources, you need:
-
-- Host build tools (make & gcc) to build the syntax generator
-- mkatr, from https://github.com/dmsc/mkatr to build the Atari disk image (ATR) file.
+To compile the sources, you only need a C++ compiler and the `make` tool.
 
-Then, type make to build all sources to a "fastbasic.xex" file and a "fastbasic.atr" disk image.
+Type `make` to build all sources to a "fastbasic.atr" disk image.
 
 There is also a test-suite that tests various source files compiled with the
 Atari compiler and the cross compilers, you can run the test-suite by typing
 `make test`
 
+
 Building the docs
 -----------------