Separate suffix array match-finder from LZX compressor

[wimlib] / README

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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ The above LZX data are using explicitly specified maximum compression
 faster LZX compressor is used; it will produce results in between those given
 for XPRESS and LZX above.
 
-Note: if the absolute maximum (but still compatible; i.e. not changing the
+Note: if the absolute maximum but still compatible (i.e. not changing the
 compression chunk size) LZX compression ratio is desired, `wimlib-imagex
 optimize WIMFILE --recompress --compress-slow' on one of the above
 LZX-compressed WIMs produces a WIM of 187,089,943 bytes in about 400 seconds.
@@ -276,9 +276,9 @@ suffix array construction code from divsufsort
 (https://code.google.com/p/libdivsufsort/) and algorithms from 7-Zip as well as
 several published papers.
 
-lz77.c contains a hash-table-based LZ77 matchfinder that is based on code from
-zlib but has been rewritten.  This code is applicable to XPRESS, LZX, and LZMS,
-all of which are partly based on LZ77 compression.
+lz_hash.c contains a hash-table-based LZ77 matchfinder that is based on code
+from zlib but has been rewritten.  This code is applicable to XPRESS, LZX, and
+LZMS, all of which are partly based on LZ77 compression.
 
 A limited number of other free programs can handle some parts of the WIM
 file format: