I suck at rebranding

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@@ -2,6 +2,9 @@ This is my little child from out of the public domain.
 
 I'm gonna turn asm6 into a 65816 assembler.
 
+(I gave up on documenting stuff after like a few hours, so there's a few errors
+below).
+
 So first, let's collect the new opcodes.
 
 stz
@@ -252,4 +255,4 @@ Not even mentioning that later on, control of A, X and Y sizes will be added...
 Oh hey, fun bug. So opcode arrays are unsigned chars, ended with -1.
 Well, for an unsigned 8-bit variable, -1 is hex FF. so is a 65816 opcode.
 So imagine me sitting there appalled for 3 hours as to why asm6 was suddenly
-being my worst nightmare.
+being my worst nightmare.

asm6.c → asm16.c

@@ -1460,14 +1460,14 @@ void processline(char *src,char *errsrc,int errline) {
 
 void showhelp(void) {
     puts("");
-    puts("asm6 " VERSION "\n");
+    puts("asm16 " VERSION "\n");
     puts("Usage:  asm6 [-options] sourcefile [outputfile] [listfile]\n");
     puts("    -?          show this help");
     puts("    -l          create listing");
     puts("    -L          create verbose listing (expand REPT, MACRO)");
     puts("    -d<name>    define symbol");
     puts("    -q          quiet mode (no output unless error)\n");
-    puts("See README.TXT for more info.\n");
+    puts("See README for more info.\n");
 }
 
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