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 # Apache Thrift Ant Task #
 
-Thrift-task is an native(ish) cross-platform Ant task for the [Apache Thrift](http://incubator.apache.org/thrift/) project.  It also includes a full Java implementation of `thrift` than can be used from the command line.
+Thrift-task is an native(ish) cross-platform Ant task for the [Apache Thrift](https://thrift.apache.org/)
+project.  It also includes a full Java implementation of `thrift` than can be used from the command line.
 
 ## Usage ##
-1. Put thrift\_task.jar into your project directory.
+1. Put `thrift-task-0.0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar` into your project directory.
 1. Define the task in your build file, setting classpath to the relative path to the jar:
 ```
-<taskdef name="thrift" classname="com.nsegment.thrift.ThriftTask" classpath="thrift_task.jar"/>
+<taskdef name="thrift" classname="com.nsegment.thrift.ThriftTask" classpath="thrift-task-0.0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar" />
 ```
 1. Now add a task to your build file:
 ```
@@ -16,15 +17,19 @@ Thrift-task is an native(ish) cross-platform Ant task for the [Apache Thrift](ht
 
 To run `thrift` as a standalone process (not from Ant), do
 ```
-java -jar thrift_task.jar -help
+java -jar thrift-task-0.0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar -help
 # or
-java -cp thrift_task.jar com.nsegment.thrift.Thriftc -help
+java -cp thrift-task-0.0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar com.nsegment.thrift.Thriftc -help
 ```
 
+Windows users using thrift-task *outside* of Ant should use absolute paths like `/c:/Path/to/file.thrift`.  Directory
+separators are forward slashes, a leading forward slash is added before the drive letter, and the drive letter is
+lower-case. When using the Ant task, this conversion is handled for you.
+
 ## Usage details ##
 Thrift-task is a [MatchingTask](http://www.jajakarta.org/ant/ant-1.6.1/docs/en/manual/api/org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs/MatchingTask.html), so it supports filesets, includes, and excludes like `<javac />`.
 
---gen flags are passed as attributes to the task, and their options are comma-separated attribute values:
+`--gen` flags are passed as attributes to the task, and their options are comma-separated attribute values:
 
 ```
 <thrift srcdir="." includes="**/*.thrift" destdir="bin" java="hashcode,include_prefix" />
@@ -67,11 +72,15 @@ The following languages and options are supported and behave the same as those i
 * xsd
 
 ## Implementation details ##
-Rather than being a native Java implementation, thrift-task uses code translated from a MIPS build of `thrift` to Java byte code by the [NestedVM project](http://nestedvm.ibex.org/) and a modified Unix runtime.  It's essentially emulated MIPS code, but in a compiled form.  While it's noticeably slower than a native executable or native Java code, it's far easier to perfectly match existing behavior or change behavior to match a specific build.
+Rather than being a native Java implementation, thrift-task uses code translated from a MIPS build of `thrift` to Java
+byte code by the [NestedVM project](http://nestedvm.ibex.org/) and a modified Unix runtime.  It's essentially emulated
+MIPS code, but in a compiled form.  While it's noticeably slower than a native executable or native Java code, it's far
+easier to perfectly match existing behavior or change behavior to match a specific build.
 
-The process for building the emulated class blob is documented in [toolchain](toolchain).  Once built, jars just need to be copied to `repo`, and `pom.xml` modified to relfect the new versions.
+The process for building the emulated class blob is documented in [toolchain](toolchain).  Once built, jars just need
+to be copied to `repo`, and `pom.xml` modified to relfect the new versions.
 
 ## Limitations ##
 * It's a little slow, but tolerable.  This is because the code is emulated.
-* It doesn't detect if source files need to be rebuilt, so it always rebuilds.  Part of the reason is detecting modification times requires parsing the file to find its includes.
-* 0.9.2 hasn't been tested on Windows, yet.
+* It doesn't detect if source files need to be rebuilt, so it always rebuilds.  Part of the reason is detecting
+modification times requires parsing the file to find its includes.