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+=========================== C++ generators =====================================
+
+To build the C++ generators, run in a Terminal:
+
+cd /path-to-gudhi/
+cmake .
+cd /path-to-data-generator/
+make
+
+=========================== hypergenerator =====================================
+
+Example of use :
+
+*** Hyper sphere|cube generator
+
+./hypergenerator on sphere onSphere.off 1000 3 15.2
+
+ => generates a onSphere.off file with 1000 points randomized on a sphere of dimension 3 and radius 15.2
+
+./hypergenerator in sphere inSphere.off 100 2
+
+ => generates a inSphere.off file with 100 points randomized in a sphere of dimension 2 (circle) and radius 1.0 (default)
+
+./hypergenerator in cube inCube.off 10000 3 5.8
+
+ => generates a inCube.off file with 10000 points randomized in a cube of dimension 3 and side 5.8
+
+!! Warning: hypegenerator on cube is not available !!
+
+===================== aurelien_alvarez_surfaces_in_R8 ==========================
+
+This generator is written in Python.
+
+This code generates points on a family of surfaces living in CP^2. You can move
+in the family thanks to the parameter "degre". The parameter "nombrePoints"
+allows to choose the number of points on the chosen surface. Finally, to compute
+the points, we choose a chart in C^2 and take points randomly in the x-variable,
+so that you may also modify the window for x in the complex plane (parameter
+"module_x").
+
+After that, the program computes points in C^2, then maps them in R^8, so that
+the points live on a surface which is compact (which is not the case for the
+intersection of the surface with C^2). We end off with a bunch of points on a
+compact surface in R^8.