renamed hsrex to terex

This will be the SciTECO regular expression engine and we have to fork
it permanently.

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/README b/README
index c80c5b1..981a113 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -8,18 +8,18 @@ possible. Some *.h files suffered dirty updates for the same reasons.
 
 To build and test
 	make
-	./regtest_hsrex.sh
+	./regtest_terex.sh
 
 To rebuild
 	make clean
 	make
 
 To build against the other library uncomment the proper line in the file
-regtest_hsrex.sh and execute again.
+regtest_terex.sh and execute again.
 	# Either this one
-	$CC -I. -I$H/inc -L. -lhsrex -o $rgbin $rgsrc
+	$CC -I. -I$H/inc -L. -lterex -o $rgbin $rgsrc
 	# or this one
-	#$CC -I. -I$H/inc -L. -lhsurex -DREGEX_UTF8 -o $rgbin $rgsrc
+	#$CC -I. -I$H/inc -L. -lteurex -DREGEX_UTF8 -o $rgbin $rgsrc
 
 You would like to test with debuging information. Uncomment the proper line in
 the Makefile and rebuild.
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ the Makefile and rebuild.
 	# Or this one
 	CFLAGS = -DREGEX_STANDALONE -fPIC -D_NDEBUG -O3
 
-Two libraries are provided, libhsrex.so and libhsurex.so. The first one is for
+Two libraries are provided, libterex.so and libteurex.so. The first one is for
 ascii character code and the second one for wide characters. Both libraries
 were tested in Linux and Solaris. Compiling and runing in Window$ should be
 easy.
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ It is pretty easy to add support for a regcomp() regexec() front end. That
 front end functions should take care of UTF-8 to wide charater conversion, for
 instance.
 
-The regression test script regtest_hsrex.sh contains an example of how to use
+The regression test script regtest_terex.sh contains an example of how to use
 the libraries. It just test cases I was interested on. Adding more use cases to
 that script should be easy.