Update README.md

Author: gvanuxem

README.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ In this work-in-progress repository, a C wrapper using libjulia is embedded in F
 For general installation instructions see INSTALL. For general documentation
 consult <https://fricas.github.io>.
 
-To build FriCAS with Julia support, the <code>julia</code> executable needs to be available in your PATH, and a simple <code>./configure --enable-julia</code> should do the trick. The required Julia packages are Suppressor, Nemo and SpecialFunctions. As of now with Clozure CL [queues](https://github.com/oconnore/queues) is also required. Use installed [quicklisp](https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/) with `queues`, and at configure time, if necessary, use the `--with-quicklisp` option, see the `quicklisp` documentation for how to load it and install `queues`. If you want to visualize your data using Julia, small support is provided using StatsPlots and eventually the LaTeXStrings Julia packages. See the available FriCAS packages below. 
+To build FriCAS with Julia support, the <code>julia</code> executable needs to be available in your PATH, and a simple <code>./configure --enable-julia</code> should do the trick. Of course, a Common LISP implementation is also needed since FriCAS is built on top of a CL implementation. The required Julia packages are Suppressor, Nemo and SpecialFunctions. As of now with Clozure CL [queues](https://github.com/oconnore/queues) is also required. Use installed [quicklisp](https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/) with `queues`, and at configure time, if necessary, use the `--with-quicklisp` option, see the `quicklisp` documentation for how to load it and install `queues`. If you want to visualize your data using Julia, small support is provided using StatsPlots and eventually LaTeXStrings Julia packages. See below for the added FriCAS functionality. 
 
 If you want to use [jFriCAS](https://jfricas.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) i.e. Jupyter support for FriCAS built with SBCL, make sure [hunchentoot](https://edicl.github.io/hunchentoot/) is installed. On a Debian like system you can add `hunchentoot` with <code>sudo apt install cl-hunchentoot</code> and issue, for example, <code>./configure --enable-gmp --enable-julia --enable-hunchentoot</code>.
 
@@ -56,7 +56,8 @@ Domains with names matching patterns:
  JOBJECT  JuliaObject                  JOBJTYP- JuliaObjectType&
  JSTR     JuliaString                  JSYM     JuliaSymbol
  JVECTOR  JuliaVector                  JWS-     JuliaWolframSymbolic&
- JWSAPR   JuliaWSAPReal                JWSEXPR  JuliaWSExpression
+ JWSAPCPX JuliaWSAPComplex             JWSAPR   JuliaWSAPReal
+ JWSCPLX  JuliaWSComplex               JWSEXPR  JuliaWSExpression
  JWSGINT  JuliaWSGaussianInteger       JWSINT   JuliaWSInteger
  JWSRAT   JuliaWSRational              JWSREAL  JuliaWSReal
  JWSSYM   JuliaWSSymbol