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authorpixel <pixel>2003-09-06 13:48:16 +0000
committerpixel <pixel>2003-09-06 13:48:16 +0000
commit98f47b848b9917cdecbe9c0ba27e339cb55f0cf8 (patch)
tree64dff0406738d066445c95e24277816ce122d5c5 /doc/API
parentd4a8ce20018536ca26564d5dc92c1c051316df4f (diff)
Typos
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@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ pipe
fork
exit
-I did wrote some little and stupid memory functions. Maybe I'll later use
+I did write some little and stupid memory functions. Maybe I'll later use
dlmalloc or something like this. The other function will throw an exception
-if something went wrong.
+if something goes wrong.
If you can't write an inner-class function that has to allocate memory, use
the x* functions:
@@ -558,7 +558,7 @@ the task will be awoken if something bad happends to the handle. When a watch
over a Handle occures, the watch is removed, unless W4_STICKY.
A task can do anythings it wants, especially causing a GeneralException. Then it
-will ended by the TaskMan, like if it did returned TASK_DONE.
+will ended by the TaskMan, like if it did return TASK_DONE.
Well I hoped I was enough clear. If not, read the source code of the following
classes:
@@ -567,7 +567,7 @@ classes:
Class CopyJob:
-------------
-This task takes four parameters as creator:
+This task takes four parameters as constructor:
CopyJob(Handle * s, Handle * d, ssize_t max = -1, bool ds = false);
The task will copy the handle s to the handle d. If max != -1 then it will copy