Fixed library finding bug.

[forth.jl.git] / README.md

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index c213372..0a0b287 100644 (file)
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -41,12 +41,12 @@ the library file.  Once this is complete you can start entering forth commands:
     star * ok
 
 There's an example Mandelbrot Set drawing program included in the examples
-directory.  To run it, use the `INCLUDE` word to open the file and compile its
+directory.  To run it, use the `INCLUDE-LIB` word to open the file and compile its
 definitions.  Although the exact location of the examples directory in your
-filesystem is platform dependent, `INCLUDE` includes the forth.jl src/ directory
+filesystem is platform dependent, `INCLUDE-LIB` includes the forth.jl src/ directory
 in its search path so the following should always work:
 
-    include ../examples/mandelbrot.4th
+    include-lib ../examples/mandelbrot.4th
     Enter 'mandel' to draw the Mandelbrot Set. ok
     mandel
                                                                                 *                   
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ To exit, enter ^D on a blank line or use the `BYE` word.
 One of my goals has been to have forth.jl contain as much of the
 [F83 required word set](http://forth.sourceforge.net/standard/fst83/fst83-12.htm) 
 as makes sense given the underlying VM. (Actually, my main goal goes a bit
-beyond this: I want to be able to, with a couple of exceptions, be compatible
+beyond this: I want to forth.jl to be, with a couple of exceptions, compatible
 with the description of forth contained in the second edition of Leo Brodie's
 book "Starting Forth".)  I'm fairly happy with my progress so far.  Of the
 131 required F83 words, only 20 remain unimplemented.  These words fall into