Updating readme

README.md

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ Any help in form of constructive advice and bug reports are appreciated.
     - [Reference](#reference)
     - [Types](#types)
     - [Procedures and macros](#procedures-and-macros)
+        - [pffi-init](#strongpffi-initstrong)
 
 ## Goals
 
@@ -176,15 +177,15 @@ initialisation run.
 
 Returns the size of the type.
 
-**pffi-align-of** type -> number
+##### **pffi-align-of** type -> number
 
 Returns the align of the type.
 
-**pffi-shared-object-auto-load**
+##### **pffi-shared-object-auto-load**
 
 TODO
 
-**pffi-shared-object-load** headers path
+##### **pffi-shared-object-load** headers path
 
 It is recommended to use the pffi-shared-object-auto-load instead of this
 directly.
@@ -197,27 +198,27 @@ Path is the full path of the shared object without any "lib" prefix or ".so/.dll
 
     "curl"
 
-**pffi-pointer-null** -> pointer
+##### **pffi-pointer-null** -> pointer
 
 Returns a new NULL pointer.
 
-**pffi-pointer-null?** pointer -> boolean
+##### **pffi-pointer-null?** pointer -> boolean
 
 Returns #t if given pointer is null pointer, #f otherwise.
 
-**pffi-pointer-allocate** size -> pointer
+##### **pffi-pointer-allocate** size -> pointer
 
 Returns newly allocated pointer of given size.
 
-**pffi-pointer?** object -> boolean
+##### **pffi-pointer?** object -> boolean
 
 Returns #t if given object is pointer, #f otherwise.
 
-**pffi-pointer-free** pointer
+##### **pffi-pointer-free** pointer
 
 Frees given pointer.
 
-**pffi-pointer-set!** pointer type offset value
+##### **pffi-pointer-set!** pointer type offset value
 
 Sets the value on a pointer on given offset. For example:
 
@@ -226,7 +227,7 @@ Sets the value on a pointer on given offset. For example:
 
 Would set the offset of 64, on pointer p to value 100.
 
-**pffi-pointer-get** pointer type offset -> object
+##### **pffi-pointer-get** pointer type offset -> object
 
 Gets the value from a pointer on given offset. For example:
 
@@ -235,22 +236,22 @@ Gets the value from a pointer on given offset. For example:
     (pffi-pointer-get p 'int 64)
     > 100
 
-**pffi-string->pointer** string -> pointer
+##### **pffi-string->pointer** string -> pointer
 
 Makes pointer out of a given string.
 
-**pffi-pointer->string** pointer -> string
+##### **pffi-pointer->string** pointer -> string
 
 Makes string out of a given pointer.
 
-**pffi-struct-make** name members . pointer -> pffi-struct
+##### **pffi-struct-make** name members . pointer -> pffi-struct
 
 Creates a new pffi-struct and allocates pointer for it. The members argument is a list of member
 names and types. For example:
 
     (define s (pffi-struct-make 'test '((int . r) (int . g) (int . b))))
 
-**pffi-struct-size** pffi-struct -> number
+##### **pffi-struct-size** pffi-struct -> number
 
 Returns the size of a given pffi-struct. For example:
 
@@ -258,7 +259,7 @@ Returns the size of a given pffi-struct. For example:
     (pffi-struct-size s)
     > 12
 
-**pffi-struct-pointer** pffi-struct -> pointer
+##### **pffi-struct-pointer** pffi-struct -> pointer
 
 Returns the pointer that holds the struct content. You need to use this when passing a struct as
 a pointer to foreign functions.
@@ -266,20 +267,20 @@ a pointer to foreign functions.
     (define s (pffi-struct-make 'test '((int . r) (int . g) (int . b))))
     (pffi-struct-pointer s)
 
-**pffi-struct-offset-get** member-name -> number
+##### **pffi-struct-offset-get** member-name -> number
 
 Returns the offset of a struct member with given name.
 
-**pffi-struct-get** pffi-struct member-name -> object
+##### **pffi-struct-get** pffi-struct member-name -> object
 
 Returns the value of the givens struct member.
 
-**pffi-struct-set!** pffi-struct member-name value
+##### **pffi-struct-set!** pffi-struct member-name value
 
 Sets the value of the givens struct member. It is up to you to make sure that the type of value is
 correct.
 
-**pffi-define** scheme-name shared-object c-name return-type argument-types
+##### **pffi-define** scheme-name shared-object c-name return-type argument-types
 
 Defines a new foreign function to be used from Scheme code. For example:
 
@@ -290,7 +291,7 @@ Defines a new foreign function to be used from Scheme code. For example:
     (pffi-define c-puts libc-stdlib 'puts 'int (list 'pointer))
     (c-puts "Message brought to you by FFI!")
 
-**pffi-define-callback** scheme-name return-type argument-types procedure
+##### **pffi-define-callback** scheme-name return-type argument-types procedure
 
 Defines a new Sceme function to be used as callback to C code. For example: