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--- README
+++ README
@@ -22,13 +22,14 @@
      Processing the roughly 1000 lines of LINEUTIL takes several minutes,
      so be prepared to take some breaks. :)
 
-     Speed woes aside, for a program of around 200 lines of code, BASASM
+     Speed woes aside, for a program of less than 300 lines of code, BASASM
      is perhaps surprisingly feature rich:
 
         -  Mnemonic instructions, aware of operand sizes.
         -  Decimal and hexadecimal notation.
         -  Symbolic labels, absolute and relative addressing.
         -  Locally-scoped labels.
+        -  Listing label definitions for "export" to separate programs.
         -  User-defined symbolic constants.
         -  Single-pass operation with forward references.
         -  Range checks for operands.
@@ -36,13 +37,13 @@
         -  Directives to output arbitrary bytes, words, strings.
         -  Directives to alter and limit the output position.
         -  String representation for bit pattern output (...XX...).
+        -  Adjusting the BASIC heap size for output below 40K.
 
      About 70 more lines implement subprograms to save PRG files, issue
-     drive commands, dump memory, and a few others. The opcode table
-     takes a further 80 lines for a total just shy of 350.
+     drive commands, dump memory, and a few others.
 
      This repository contains listings of the relevant PRG files in
-     ASCII.  The transfer is facilitated by two C programs that can
+     UTF-8.  The transfer is facilitated by two C programs that can
      unpack a D64 disk image (und64) and output BASIC PRG files in plain
      text (listprg).  Note: Commit time stamps are not representative
      beyond obviously providing upper bounds.
@@ -65,7 +66,8 @@
            MKALLTOK     write a PRG file that contains every possible BASIC
                         token (used for listprg)
            DISKCOPY     duplicate a disk block by block (incredibly slow)
-           MKOPCODES	generate OPCODES file
+           MKOPCODES    generate OPCODES file
+           OPCODES.B    source file to be combined with MKOPCODES
 
      Notes on encoding: Several (printable) characters in the Commodore
      character set differ from ASCII - arrows, for instance, in place of