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 # Whython-8
 
-The `master` branch should now contain a semi-stable version whereas
-the latest version can be found on `dev`. I also use `dev` to sync
-my work so expect constant breaking changes on that branch.
+Whython-8 is a compiled programming language with no runtime. It compiles to raw NASM 
+assembly without an intermediate step like LLVM. As this is a work-in-progress there
+is no documentation on how to write Whython code however you should be able to get a
+general idea by looking at any `.why` files e.g. in the root, in `std`, and in `reference`.
+Some of these may be broken due to breaking changes
 
 This is designed to work on Linux using `nasm` and `gcc` requiring a library
 with `free`, `malloc`, and `printf` to be present (should be by default, 
 all may not be required if not used in your code). This may work in WSL
 
+The `master` branch should now contain a semi-stable version whereas
+the latest version can be found on `dev`. I also use `dev` to sync
+my work so expect constant breaking changes on that branch.
+
 ## Usage
 
 `cargo run` will compile and run `main.why`. By default this runs an example
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 Use `cargo run -- [args]` to pass arguments to Whython
 
-Use `cargo run -- -h` to get help
+Use `cargo run -- -h` to get help