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README.md

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 A Boostrapped lua Compiler
 
 Install:
-download the: [Darwin](https://github.com/OUIsolutions/Darwin/releases/download/0.002/darwin002.c)
+download the: [Darwin](https://github.com/OUIsolutions/Darwin/releases/download/0.003/darwin003.c)
 by typing 
 ```shel
-curl -L https://github.com/OUIsolutions/Darwin/releases/download/0.002/darwin002.c -o darwin002.c 
+curl -L https://github.com/OUIsolutions/Darwin/releases/download/0.003/darwin003.c -o darwin003.c 
 ```
-create a **main.lua** file 
-```shel 
-echo "print('hello world')" > main.lua
+
+Create the **darwinconf.lua** file, these file configure the entire project ,to you 
+
+```lua
+Addcode("print('hello world')") -- embed these code to o final.o
+Addfile("test.lua") --embed these file to final.o
+
+Cfilename = "final.c" 
+Compiler = "gcc" 
+Output = "final.o"  
+Runafter = true 
 ```
-and run
+
 ```shel
-gcc darwin002.c -o darwin002.o && ./darwin002.o && gcc final002.c -o final002.o
+gcc darwin003.c -o darwin003.o && ./darwin003.o 
 ```
 
-note that these its a especif version its designed for boostraping, it does not suport
-argv, env variables, etc, it only suport one file , called **main.lua**, that needs to
-be in the same path that you are running, and its generates the **final002a.c** file,
-containing all the lua virtual machine, and the code of main.lua, to be able to boostrap
-to the next version

darwinconf.lua

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 
-Addfile("test.lua")
+Addcode("print('hello world')") -- embed these code to o final.o
+Addfile("test.lua") --embed these file to final.o
 
-Cfilename = "final.c"
-Compiler = "gcc"
-Output = "final.o"
-Runafter = true
+Cfilename = "final.c" 
+Compiler = "gcc" 
+Output = "final.o"  
+Runafter = true