Updated readme and makefile

Makefile

@@ -41,12 +41,12 @@ $(PACKAGE)-$(VERSION)-linux-386:
 $(PACKAGE)-$(VERSION)-windows-amd64.exe:
 	GOOS=windows \
 	GOARCH=amd64 \
-	go build -o=$@.exe
+	go build -o=$@
 
 $(PACKAGE)-$(VERSION)-windows-386.exe:
 	GOOS=windows \
 	GOARCH=386 \
-	go build -o=$@.exe
+	go build -o=$@
 
 dist-clean:
 	rm -f $(ARCH_WIN) $(ARCH_LINUX)

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # pluto
 A CLI and Library for lightning fast, aggressive and reliable downloads. 
 
-Pluto is a Multipart File Downloader. It comes in form of a package and a CLI. It works by dividing the file into a given number of parts, Each part is given a range of bytes to download, Once all the downloads are complete, it stiches all of them together in correct order to generate the file.
+Pluto is a Multipart File Downloader. It comes in form of a package and a CLI. It works by dividing the file into a given number of parts, Each part is given a range of bytes to download, As all the parts are downloading they are also written to the saveFile in correct order.
 
 There are a lot of tool similar and better than Pluto but most of them have an upper limit of 16 or 32 parts whereas Pluto has no upper limit.
 
@@ -19,72 +19,31 @@ There are a lot of tool similar and better than Pluto but most of them have an u
 
 ### CLI Example
 
-	pluto --help 
 	Usage of pluto:
-		-part int
-        		Number of Download parts (default 16)
+  		-name string
+    		Path or Name of save File
+  		-part uint
+    	  	Number of Download parts (default 32)
+  		-verbose
+    		Enable Verbose Mode
 
 
-
-	pluto --part=10 [urls ...]
+	$ pluto [OPTIONS] [URLs...]
 
 
 ### Package Example:
 
-    package main
-
-    import (
-	    "flag"
-	    "io"
-	    "log"
-	    "os"
-
-        "github.com/ishanjain28/pluto/pluto"
-    )
-
-    func main() {
-
-	    u := flag.String("url", "", "Download link of a file")
-
-	    parts := flag.Int("part", 16, "Number of Download parts")
-
-	    flag.Parse()
-	    if *u == "" {
-    		log.Fatalln("no url provided")
-	    }
-
-	    f, err := pluto.Download(*u, *parts)
-	    if err != nil {
-		    log.Fatalln(err)
-    	}
-    	defer f.Close()
-	    // A copy of completed file is saved in Temp Directory, It is usually deleted automatically
-	    // But you can do so manually if you want
-	    defer os.Remove(f.Name())
-
-	    file, err := os.Create("downloaded_file")
-	    if err != nil {
-    		log.Fatalln(err.Error())
-	    }
-
-	    defer file.Close()
-
-	    _, err = io.Copy(file, f)
-	    if err != nil {
-            log.Fatalln(err.Error())
-	    }
-    }
-
+	See pluto_cli.go for an example of this package
 
 
 
 ## Default Behaviours
 
 1. When an error occurs in downloading stage of a part, It is automatically retried, unless there is an error that retrying won't fix. For example, If the server sends a 404, 400 or 500 HTTP response, It stop and return an error.
 
-2. To keep RAM usage to a minimum, One file is created for each part in temporary directory. All the data downloaded is then copied to these files. When all the parts finish downloading, A new temporary file is created and data from all different parts is written to this file and a pointer to it is returned.
+2. To keep RAM usage to a minimum, Only 64kilobytes of data is read at a time from HTTP connection and written to file.
 
-3. When a part download fails for reason that is recoverable(see 1) reason, All the data downloaded until the point of error is discarded and then that part is redownloaded.
+3. When a part download fails for reason that is recoverable(see 1) reason, Only the bytes that have not been downloaded yet are requested from server.
 
 
 ## Motivation
@@ -98,7 +57,7 @@ Almost all Download Managers have an upper limit on number of parts. This is usu
 But when I am downloading a file from my private servers I need the absolute maximum speed and I could not find a good tool for it. So, I built one myself. A benchmark b/w Pluto, axel and aria2c will be added shortly. 
 
 
-##### Please use this package responsibly because it can cause all the bad things mentioned above
+##### Please use this package responsibly because it can cause all the bad things mentioned above and if you encounter any problems, Feel free to create an issue.
 
 # License