clean up documentation, clean up dead code, add some instrs

readme.md

@@ -1,31 +1,9 @@
 # 8608 - An 8-bit data, 16-bit address, CISC architecture.
 
-For a list of instructions, see [instructionList.txt](instructionList.txt).
+For a description of the architecture and a list of instructions, see [instructionList.txt](instructionList.txt).
 
-## How to use the assembler:
-1. Install `bllua3` from [https://notabug.org/redo/bllua3](https://notabug.org/redo/bllua3)
-2. Download this repo into `Add-Ons/8608` or anywhere within one of Blockland's main directories.
-3. In BL console, execute:
-    ```
-    luaexec("Add-Ons/8608/assembler-8608.lua");
-    ```
-4. To assemble a program, place a 1x1f ghost brick on the top-left corner of the ROM, face forward, and in BL console do:
-    ```
-    AssembleBuildFile("Add-Ons/8608/examples/program.asm", "RomX RomY RomZ");
-    ```
-    where `RomX` is the width of the ROM, `RomY` is the depth front to back, and `RomZ` is the height in bits, i.e., "16 16 8".
+For a memory map of the 8608-based computer, see [memoryMap.md](memoryMap.md).
 
-    You can also run the assembler from the command line to get a memory dump and disassembly in stdout, if you have lua installed:
-    ```
-    luajit "Add-Ons/8608/assembler-8608.lua" "Add-Ons/8608/examples/program.asm"
-    ```
-
-## How to use the emulator:
-1. Install love2d from [https://love2d.org](https://love2d.org)
-2. Open a command prompt in the "emulator" folder and run:
-    ```
-    love . C:/path/filename.asm
-    ```
-
-## Memory Map
-[memory map](memoryMap.md)
+To assemble programs, use CustomAsm: [https://github.com/hlorenzi/customasm](https://github.com/hlorenzi/customasm)<br>
+Simply include the 8608 architecture file into your program: [8608.asm](8608.asm).<br>
+`#include "8608/8608.asm"`