some cleanup; intuilab contribution + licvence indicated in the README

2 files changed, 14 insertions, 23 deletions

diff --git a/zinclib.d/MORE b/zinclib.d/MORE
deleted file mode 100644
index 0174be5..0000000
--- a/zinclib.d/MORE
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,15 +0,0 @@
-Bidouilles TkZinc :
-
-- compiler
-- renommer
-
-
-Compilation Zinclib, tests :
-
-- make
-- cd test make
-
-Bidouilles exécution :
-
-- LD_LIBRARY_PATH
-
diff --git a/zinclib.d/README b/zinclib.d/README
index 26df619..cae13b1 100644
--- a/zinclib.d/README
+++ b/zinclib.d/README
@@ -4,17 +4,21 @@ Zinclib
 Zinclib is a library that is made to use TkZinc into C++ code. It is
 a .o file that can be included directly into your executable.
 
+Zinclib has been contributed by IntuiLab (www.intuilab.com) to the open software 
+community and is available as open software under the same licence as Zinc.
+
+
 Directory structure
 -------------------
 
-- src : contains C++ sources of zinclib
+- src : contains C++ sources of Zinclib
 
 - tmp : will contain temporary compilation file and the final zinclib.o
 
-- test : contains zinclib tests' sources
+- test : contains Zinclib tests' sources
 
 - doc : contains doxygen generated documentation and some examples of
-  zinclib usage
+  Zinclib usage
 
 - gen.pl is a file that have been used to generate some of the c++
 source from TkZinc source.
@@ -24,8 +28,8 @@ Code
 ----
 
 API documentation is available into the doc directory as doxygen
-files. To use zinclib in your own code, the 'HOWTO' file explains the
-basic on getting zinclib working.
+files. To use Zinclib in your own code, the 'HOWTO' file explains the
+basic on getting Zinclib working.
 
 
 Compilation with zinclib
@@ -34,7 +38,7 @@ Compilation with zinclib
 Before using zinclib into your application you need :
 
 - tcl/tk >= 8.4
-- TkZinc compiled for tcl usage and installed as done by IntuiKit's ThirdParty
+- TkZinc compiled for tcl usage and installed
 - zinclib.o made as described into 'INSTALL'
 
 zinclib is a .o file because this is the easiest way to compile and
@@ -49,7 +53,9 @@ To link with zinklib you will need to add these option to your linker :
 Notes :
 
 - On some plateforms it can be -ltcl8.4 and -ltk8.4 if the linker
-doesn't find tcl and tk.
+  doesn't find tcl and tk.
 - You need to have tkzinc compiled for TCL under the name libTkZinc.<ext>
-in your library search path. 
+  in your library search path. 
 
+- this software is still in its first release, e.g. this installation process 
+  is still incomplete.
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