Update README.md

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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Run make
 
 Run with
 ```
-./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism --poly 5 --traj 100 --sampler random --output-format timeword trajectory.out
+./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism --poly 5 --traj 100 --sampler random --output-format timeword trajectory.out
 ```
 
 This generates 100 trajectories (--traj 100) of length 5 (--poly 5) using a random number generator (--sampler random) and put them in trajectory.out, trajectory are saved as timeword (--output-format timeword).
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Alternatively you can use one of the example files which are already zone graph
 
 You can plot the trajectories if gnuplot is installed with:
 ```
-./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism --poly 2 --traj 5000 simpleTriAngle.out --gnuplot-driver png
+./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism --poly 2 --traj 5000 simpleTriAngle.out --gnuplot-driver png
 ```
 
 Should produce an image in simpleTriAngle.png :
@@ -49,14 +49,14 @@ Trajectories are saved to a file (2nd arguments) if specified and printed on the
 Timestamp (default).
 Each trajectory is printed on a single line only delays between events are printed.
 ```
->./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism -v 0 --traj 1 --output-format timestamp
+>./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism -v 0 --traj 1 --output-format timestamp
 0.400893	0.358138	0.148591
 ```
 
 Timeword.
 Same as timestamp but the label of each transition is printed between timestamps.
 ```
->./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism --traj 1 --output-format timeword -v 0
+>./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism --traj 1 --output-format timeword -v 0
 0.334164[a] 0.396973[b] 0.827334[a]
 ```
 
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ States of the automaton (location + clock valuation) are printed between events.
 State list.
 Only the state of the automaton is printed each on a new line, trajectories are separated by empty lines.
 ```
->./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism --traj 1 --output-format state_list -v 0
+>./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism --traj 1 --output-format state_list -v 0
 0  0.000000  0.000000
 0  0.127534  0.127534
 1  0.000000  0.127534
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Output nothing. For debug purpose.
 You can use wordgen to compute the mapping between a hypercube and the associated polytope with the option "--template" which take a string as an argument.
 
 ```
->./wordgen.native example/simpleTriAngle.prism --template "0.5[a]0.3[b]" --traj 1
+>./wordgen example/simpleTriAngle.prism --template "0.5[a]0.3[b]" --traj 1
 0.292893 0.212132
 ```