diff -r 6b25660d5bbf -r 122b02f4f292 GettingEmscriptenToWork.wiki
--- a/GettingEmscriptenToWork.wiki	Fri May 11 16:20:36 2012 +0000
+++ b/GettingEmscriptenToWork.wiki	Fri May 11 16:29:45 2012 +0000
@@ -12,23 +12,25 @@
 
 Be sure to set up the correct path in ~/.emscripten. The default paths are mostly not suitable for you.
 
-Building llvm 3.0 from source has one big advantage since you can point the LLVM_ROOT to where you built it, which won't affect your local version (if it is not 3.0).
+Building llvm 3.0 from source has one big advantage since you can point the LLVM_ROOT to where you build it, which won't affect your local version (if it is not 3.0).
 
 = Potential problems =
 
-#1 Make sure your node.js is the latest version, earlier versions won't work for some reasons;
-
-#2 Make sure the version of your llvm and clang is exactly 3.0. Lower versions won't compile and higher versions may fail in some cases due to the removal of llvm-ld. For Ubuntu users, 11.10 doesn't have pre-built llvm 3.0 packages so you have to build from source files. I haven't tried llvm 3.1 (which should work in theory), but to make it less troublesome, llvm 3.0 is recommended.
+  # Make sure your node.js is the latest version, earlier versions won't work for some reasons;
+  # Make sure the version of your llvm and clang is exactly 3.0. Lower versions won't compile and higher versions may fail in some cases due to the removal of llvm-ld. For Ubuntu users, 11.10 doesn't have pre-built llvm 3.0 packages so you have to build from source files. I haven't tried llvm 3.1 (which should work in theory), but to make it less troublesome, llvm 3.0 is recommended.
 
 = How to get llvm and clang 3.0 =
 
-If you can checkout through svn, follow the official guide (be sure the checkout release_30 branch):
-http://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.html
+If you can checkout through svn, follow the official guide (checkout release_30 branch):
+
+http://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.htm
 
 If you cannot checkout through svn for some network issues, you can find git mirrors in github here (which should work for everyone):
 
 https://github.com/llvm-mirror/llvm (checkout release_30 branch)
+
 https://github.com/llvm-mirror/clang (checkout release_30 branch)
+
 https://github.com/llvm-mirror/compiler-rt (checkout release_30 branch)
 
 Follow the official guide to build from source code (http://llvm.org/docs/GettingStarted.html).
@@ -41,7 +43,7 @@
 
 (Assume that you are in the emscripten root directory, where you can see the 'emcc' file)
 
-#1 hello world
+1. *hello world*
 
 ./emcc tests/hello_world.cpp
 node a.out.js
@@ -51,13 +53,13 @@
 If you want to have it run in browsers, you can type this (as in official tutorial):
 ./emcc tests/hello_world_sdl.cpp -o hello.html
 
-#2 get the glgears to work in browsers
+2. *get the glgears to work in browsers*
 
 ./emcc tests/hello_world_gles.c -o hello_world_gles.html
 
 llvm 3.1+ won't compile this demo. The reason is that this demo uses malloc which has to been compiled first from dlmalloc. However emscripten uses llvm-ld as the linker, which has been removed in llvm 3.1+, and the result is that you will encounter some strange error messages saying that "no such file or directory". If you got this message, check your llvm and clang version.
 
-#3 get the file system to work
+3. *get the file system to work*
 
 ./emcc --preload-file hello_world_file.txt tests/hello_world_file.c -o hello_world_file.html