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[pub/lufa.git] / LUFA / MemoryAllocator / DynAlloc.h

diff --git a/LUFA/MemoryAllocator/DynAlloc.h b/LUFA/MemoryAllocator/DynAlloc.h
index 6fd743e..dba1864 100644 (file)
--- a/LUFA/MemoryAllocator/DynAlloc.h
+++ b/LUFA/MemoryAllocator/DynAlloc.h
@@ -45,9 +45,9 @@
  *  The constants NUM_BLOCKS, BLOCK_SIZE and NUM_HANDLES must be defined in the project makefile (and passed to the\r
  *  preprocessor via the -D GCC switch) for this library to compile.\r
  *\r
  *  The constants NUM_BLOCKS, BLOCK_SIZE and NUM_HANDLES must be defined in the project makefile (and passed to the\r
  *  preprocessor via the -D GCC switch) for this library to compile.\r
  *\r

- *  NUM_BLOCKS indicates the number of memory blocks in the memory psudoheap which can be chaned together and handed\r
+ *  NUM_BLOCKS indicates the number of memory blocks in the memory psudoheap which can be chained together and handed\r

  *  to the application via a memory handle. NUM_HANDLES is the maximum number of memory handles (pointing to one or\r
  *  to the application via a memory handle. NUM_HANDLES is the maximum number of memory handles (pointing to one or\r

- *  more chained memory blocks) which can be handed out simultaneously before requring a handle (and its associated\r
+ *  more chained memory blocks) which can be handed out simultaneously before requiring a handle (and its associated\r

  *  memory) to be freed. BLOCK_SIZE gives the number of bytes in each memory block.\r
  */\r
 \r
  *  memory) to be freed. BLOCK_SIZE gives the number of bytes in each memory block.\r
  */\r
 \r


@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@
        /* Public Interface - May be used in end-application: */\r
                /* Macros: */\r
                        /** Macro to dereference a given memory handle into the given type. The given type should be a pointer\r
        /* Public Interface - May be used in end-application: */\r
                /* Macros: */\r
                        /** Macro to dereference a given memory handle into the given type. The given type should be a pointer\r

-                        *  if the memory is to contain an array of items, or should be a standard type (such as a primative or\r
+                        *  if the memory is to contain an array of items, or should be a standard type (such as a primitive or\r

                         *  structure) if the memory is to hold a single item of a single type. */\r
                        #define DEREF(handle, type)       (*(type*)handle)\r
                        \r
                         *  structure) if the memory is to hold a single item of a single type. */\r
                        #define DEREF(handle, type)       (*(type*)handle)\r
                        \r