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-Embedder HOWTO
---------------
-
-This document explains how to embed Jim into an existing application, in
-order to make the application scriptable, to write parts of the application
-in Jim on top of a C core, or just to use Jim as a configuration file format.
-
-STEP 1
-------
-
-Copy jim.c and jim.h into your project, and modify the Makefile in
-order to compile jim.c and link jim.o into your application.
-
-STEP 2
-------
-
-Include the file "jim.h" in your application, in the file where you
-defined your main() function. Before to include jim.h, only for this
-file you have to define JIM_EMBEDDED. So the two lines to add are:
-
-  #define JIM_EMBEDDED
-  #include "jim.h"
-
-Then add the call to Jim_InitEmbedded(); into your main() function.
-This call need to be placed before any other call to the Jim API.
-Example:
-
-  int main(int argc, char **argv) {
-     ....
-     Jim_InitEmbedded();
-     ...
-
-     /* Here is possible to call other Jim API functions */
-  }
-
-NOTE: If you require to call the Jim API from other files of your project
-you have just to include "jim.h" WITHOUT to define JIM_EMBEDDED.
-This definition is only useful inside the file that calls Jim_InitEmbedded(),
-i.e. in the file containing your main() function.
-
-STEP 3
-------
-
-Use the Jim API in order to glue your program with Jim. First of all you
-probably want to create an interpreter, add some command, and use
-Jim_Eval() to execute Jim scripts from your application:
-
-  #define JIM_EMBEDDED
-  #include "jim.h"
-  
-  #include <stdio.h>
-  
-  static int foobarJimHelloCommand(Jim_Interp *interp, int argc,
-          Jim_Obj *const *argv)
-  {
-      printf("Hello World!\n");
-      return JIM_OK;
-  }
-  
-  int main(void)
-  {
-      Jim_Interp *interp;
-      
-      Jim_InitEmbedded();
-      printf("Welcome to The FooBar Application\n");
-  
-      /* Create an interpreter */
-      interp = Jim_CreateInterp();
-      /* Add all the Jim core commands */
-      Jim_RegisterCoreCommands(interp);
-      /* Add a new foobar.hello command to Jim */
-      Jim_CreateCommand(interp, "foobar.hello", foobarJimHelloCommand, NULL);
-      /* Eval some Jim code. */
-      Jim_Eval(interp, "for {set i 0} {$i < 10} {incr i} {foobar.hello}");
-      return 0;
-  }
-
-STEP 4
-------
-
-To test this example complile with:
-
-  gcc main.c jim.c -ldl
-
-(you need to link against the 'dl' lib because Jim supports dynamic loading
- of extensions)
-
-The run the example with ./a.out. The output should be:
-
-  Welcome to The FooBar Application
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-  Hello World!
-
-Check the API reference for more information.
-
-