diff --git a/docs/README.md b/docs/README.md
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@@ -219,40 +219,39 @@ __barkeep__ also has [python bindings](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/barkeep).
-
-
-
- Detail: IterableBar starts the display not at the time of construction, ...
-
-
- ... but at the time of the first call to `begin()`.
- Thus, it is possible to set it up prior to loop execution.
-
- Similarly, it ends the display not at the time of destruction, but at the
- first increment of the iterator past the end. Thus, even if the object stays
- alive after the loop, the display will be stopped.
-
- Therefore, you could initialize it earlier than the loop execution, and destroy
- it late afterwards:
-
- ```cpp
- std::vector v(300, 0);
- std::iota(v.begin(), v.end(), 1); // 1, 2, 3, ..., 300
- float sum = 0;
- bk::IterableBar bar(v, {.message = "Summing", .interval = .02});
- // <-- At this point, display is not yet shown.
- // Thus, more work can be done here.
- for (auto x : bar) { // <-- Display starts showing.
- std::this_thread::sleep_for(1.s/x);
- sum += x;
- }
- // <-- Display stops here even if `bar` object is still alive.
- // Thus, more work can be done here.
- std::cout << "Sum: " << sum << std::endl;
- ```
-
-
-
+ > [!NOTE]
+ >
+ >
+ > Detail: IterableBar starts the display not at the time of construction, ...
+ >
+ >
+ > ... but at the time of the first call to `begin()`.
+ > Thus, it is possible to set it up prior to loop execution.
+ >
+ > Similarly, it ends the display not at the time of destruction, but at the
+ > first increment of the iterator past the end. Thus, even if the object stays
+ > alive after the loop, the display will be stopped.
+ >
+ > Therefore, you could initialize it earlier than the loop execution, and destroy
+ > it late afterwards:
+ >
+ > ```cpp
+ > std::vector v(300, 0);
+ > std::iota(v.begin(), v.end(), 1); // 1, 2, 3, ..., 300
+ > float sum = 0;
+ > bk::IterableBar bar(v, {.message = "Summing", .interval = .02});
+ > // <-- At this point, display is not yet shown.
+ > // Thus, more work can be done here.
+ > for (auto x : bar) { // <-- Display starts showing.
+ > std::this_thread::sleep_for(1.s/x);
+ > sum += x;
+ > }
+ > // <-- Display stops here even if `bar` object is still alive.
+ > // Thus, more work can be done here.
+ > std::cout << "Sum: " << sum << std::endl;
+ > ```
+ >
+ >
@@ -698,19 +697,16 @@ To build the test suites or the Python bindings, use Meson (below).
PYTHONPATH=build/python/ python3.11 python/tests/demo.py
```
-
-
- By default, python bindings assume `std::atomic` support.
- This requires availability of supporting compilers, e.g. g++-13 instead of Clang 15.0.0. Such compilers can be specified during `configure` step:
- ```bash
- CXX=g++-13 meson setup build
- ```
- Alternatively, you can disable atomic float support by providing the appropriate compile flag if you don't have a supporting compiler:
- ```bash
- CXXFLAGS="-DBARKEEP_ENABLE_ATOMIC_FLOAT=0" meson setup build
- ```
-
-
-