Eliminated warnings from gcc 4.3 about conversion from string constants to

[external/ragel.git] / README

diff --git a/README b/README
index f4a5817..5f0c08f 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ parsers from the specifications then set BUILD_PARSERS=true in the configure
 script and then run it. To build the parsers you will need the following
 programs:
 
- * flex 
- * bison (recent version and not bison++, see below)
+ * ragel (the most recent version)
+ * kelbt (the most recent version)
  * gperf
 
 To build the user guide the following extra programs are needed:
@@ -33,22 +33,14 @@ To build the ragel program type 'make'.
 
 To build all the documentation cd to 'doc' and type 'make'. If you don't have
 all of the programs to build the user guide and just want the man page use
-'make ragel.1 rlcodegen.1'.
+'make ragel.1 rlgen-cd.1 rlgen-java.1 rlgen-ruby.1 rlgen-dot.1'
 
 
 3. Installing
 -------------
 
-The command 'make install' will build the programs and install them to $PREFIX/bin/.
-A 'make install' in the doc directory will make and install all the
-documentation.  The man pages install to $PREFIX/man/man1/ and the user guide
-and ChangeLog install to $PREFIX/share/doc/ragel/. To install just the man page
-use 'make man-install'.
-
-
-4. Why Ragel cannot be built with Bison++
------------------------------------------
-Ragel is written in C++ using a C-style parser. Bison++ sees that we are using
-C++ and generates classes, which breaks the build. As of last investigation,
-this can't be stopped.  Bison++ is therefore only compatible with Bison if you
-are implementing a C-style parser in C.
+The command 'make install' will build the programs and install them to
+$PREFIX/bin/.  A 'make install' in the doc directory will make and install all
+the documentation.  The man pages install to $PREFIX/man/man1/ and the user
+guide and ChangeLog install to $PREFIX/share/doc/ragel/. To install just the
+man page use 'make man-install'.