Update README.md

Signed-off-by: Glenn Fiedler <[email protected]>

README.md

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Before you send a packet, you can ask reliable what sequence number the sent pac
 uint16_t sequence = reliable_endpoint_next_packet_sequence( endpoint );
 ```
 
-This way you can map acked sequence numbers to the contents of packets you sent, for example to resend unacked messages until a packet that included that message was acked.
+This way you can map acked sequence numbers to the contents of packets you sent, for example, resending unacked messages until a packet that included that message was acked.
 
 Make sure to update each endpoint once per-frame. This keeps track of network stats like latency, jitter, packet loss and bandwidth:
 
@@ -111,13 +111,10 @@ reliable_endpoint_update( endpoint, time );
 You can then grab stats from the endpoint:
 
 ```c
-    printf( "%" PRIi64 " sent | %" PRIi64 " received | %" PRIi64 " acked | rtt = %dms | jitter = %dms | packet loss = %d%% | sent = %dkbps | recv = %dkbps | acked = %dkbps\n", 
-        counters[RELIABLE_ENDPOINT_COUNTER_NUM_PACKETS_SENT],
-        counters[RELIABLE_ENDPOINT_COUNTER_NUM_PACKETS_RECEIVED],
-        counters[RELIABLE_ENDPOINT_COUNTER_NUM_PACKETS_ACKED],
-        (int) reliable_endpoint_rtt_min( global_context.client ),
-        (int) reliable_endpoint_jitter( global_context.client ),
-        (int) ( reliable_endpoint_packet_loss( global_context.client ) + 0.5f ),
+    printf( rtt = %.1fms | jitter = %.1fms | packet loss = %.1f%%\n", 
+        reliable_endpoint_rtt_min( endpoint ),
+        reliable_endpoint_jitter( endpoint ),
+        reliable_endpoint_packet_loss( endpoint ) ),
 ```
 
 When you are finished with an endpoint, destroy it: