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@@ -9,9 +9,6 @@ modification and extension.
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 It is pretty fast. A 179K text file that takes 5.7 seconds for
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 Markdown.pl (v. 1.0.1) to parse takes only 0.14 seconds for this
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 markdown.  It does, however, use a fair amount of memory.
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-It still has some memory leaks and thus should not be used in
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-a long-running application.  (I hope to fix this problem; patches
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-are welcome.)
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 Installing
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 ==========
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@@ -71,9 +68,6 @@ Hacking
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 It should be pretty easy to modify the program to produce other formats
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 than HTML or LaTeX, and to parse syntax extensions.  A quick guide:
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-  * `markdown_peg.h` contains declarations for both `markdown_parser.leg`
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-    and `markdown_output.c`.
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-
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   * `markdown_parser.leg` contains the grammar itself, the `markdown()`
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     function, and some utility functions used by the parser actions.
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@@ -92,13 +86,12 @@ than HTML or LaTeX, and to parse syntax extensions.  A quick guide:
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     of `markdown_parser.leg`), using existing extensions as a guide.
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     New inline elements will need to be added to `Inline =`; new block
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     elements will need to be added to `Block =`. If you need to add new
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-    types of elements (e.g. `FOOTNOTE`), modify the `keys` enum. By using
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-    `&{ }` rules one can selectively disable extensions depending
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-    on command-line options. For example, `&{ extension(EXT_SMART) }`
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-    succeeds only if the `EXT_SMART` bit of the global
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-    `syntax_extensions` is set.  Add your option to `markdown_extensions`,
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-    and modify the option parsing in `markdown.c` so that your option gets
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-    set appropriately.
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+    types of elements, modify the `keys` enum. By using `&{ }` rules
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+    one can selectively disable extensions depending on command-line
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+    options. For example, `&{ extension(EXT_SMART) }` succeeds only if
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+    the `EXT_SMART` bit of the global `syntax_extensions` is set. Add
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+    your option to `markdown_extensions`, and modify the option parsing
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+    in `markdown.c` so that your option gets set appropriately.
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   * Note:  Avoid using `[^abc]` character classes in the grammar, because they
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     cause problems with non-ascii input.  Instead, use:  `( !'a' !'b' !'c' . )`