get rid of a few remaining AbsIL refs

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
-This is FSharp.AbsIL, a tool kit for analyzing and creating CIL. It is used as the F# compilers backend. It uses the Apache 2.0 license.
+This is FSharp.AbstractIL, a tool kit for analyzing and creating CIL. It is used as the F# compilers backend. It uses the Apache 2.0 license.
 
-FSharp.AbsIL is a toolkit very similar to the excellent [mono.cecil](https://github.com/jbevain/cecil) for parsing or creating CIL file 
-(i.e. .NET assemblies / .dlls and .exes). As FSharp.AbsIL uses F# union types to represent CIL F# users wishing to analyze files containing CIL 
+FSharp.AbstractIL is a toolkit very similar to the excellent [mono.cecil](https://github.com/jbevain/cecil) for parsing or creating CIL file 
+(i.e. .NET assemblies / .dlls and .exes). As FSharp.AbstractIL uses F# union types to represent CIL F# users wishing to analyze files containing CIL 
 may find it easier to use than mono.cecil as union types work very well with F# powerful pattern matching features.
 
 ## Future development
@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@ contact me.
 
 ## Samples
 
-clrish - this is an attempt to create a version of the CLR implemented in F# by parsing the assemblies with FSharp.AbsIL, the interpreting the instructions. 
+clrish - this is an attempt to create a version of the CLR implemented in F# by parsing the assemblies with FSharp.AbstractIL, the interpreting the instructions. 
 It's not intended to be useful, it was started as a learning exercise. As it became clear it would take a little longer than the couple of hours
 I originally estimated it at, I stopped work on it for the moment, till I have more free time.
 
 ## History 
 
-FSharp.AbsIL was originally a separate research project by Don Syme at MSR Cambridge, as time went by it became clear that F# was the more interesting/important
-research area, so FSharp.AbsIL was rolled into the F# compiler. Now the compiler sources are available under an open source license I have taken advatage of this
-to extract FSharp.AbsIL into a seperate project again.
+FSharp.AbstractIL was originally a separate research project by Don Syme at MSR Cambridge, as time went by it became clear that F# was the more interesting/important
+research area, so FSharp.AbstractIL was rolled into the F# compiler. Now the compiler sources are available under an open source license I have taken advatage of this
+to extract FSharp.AbstractIL into a seperate project again.
 
 F# compiler sources dropped by Microsoft are available from [fsharppowerpack.codeplex.com](http://fsharppowerpack.codeplex.com).