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-From: Sean Whitton <spwhitton@spwhitton.name>
-Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2016 13:46:46 -0700
-Subject: patch README for Debian
-
-Remove build instructions, and functions for when zxcvbn-c ws compiled
-with USE_DICT_FILE (see README.source).
-
-Forwarded: not-needed
----
- README.md | 19 +------------------
- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 18 deletions(-)
-
---- a/README.md
-+++ b/README.md
-@@ -11,42 +11,15 @@ The original coffee script version is av
- An article on the reasons for zxcvbn is at
- https://tech.dropox.com/2012/04/zxcvbn-realistic-password-strength-estimation
- 
--##Building
--
--The makefile will build several test programs to test the code. It shows the steps needed
--to use the code in C and C++ programs, using the dictionary data read from file or included
--within the program executable.
--The makefile has only been tried on Linux using GCC version 4.8.4, but should be faily
--portable to other systems.
--
--When dictionary data is included in your program's executable, the files `zxcvbn.c` ,
--`zxcvbn.h` , `dict-src.h` are used in your program. 
--
--When dictionary data is read from file, the files `zxcvbn.c` , `zxcvbn.h` ,  `dict-crc.h`
--and `zxcvbn.dict` are used in your program, compiled with `#define USE_DICT_FILE`. The CRC
--of the dictionary data file is written to `dict-crc.h` so your executable can detect
--corruption of the data.
--
--Rename `zxcvbn.c` to `zxcvbn.cpp` (or whatever your compiler uses) to compile as C++.
--
--The `dict*.h` and `zxcvbn.dict` files are generated by the dictgen program compiled from
--dict-generate.cpp (see makefile for details).
--
- ##Using
- 
--Initially call `ZxcvbnInit()` with the pathname of the `zxcvbn.dict` file. This can be
--omitted when dictionary data is included in the executable.
--
- Call `ZxcvbnMatch()` with the password and optional user dictionary to get the entropy
- estimation and optional information on the password parts (which will need freeing with
- `ZxcvbnFreeInfo()` after use). Do this for each password to be tested, or as each character
- of it is entered into your program. The optional user dictionary can change between each
- call.
- 
--Finally call `ZxcvbnUninit()` to free the dictionary data from read from file. This can be
--omitted when dictionary data is included in the executable.
--
--Review the test program in `test.c` for an example.
-+Review the test program in `examples/test.c` for an example.
- 
- 
- ## Differences from the original version.