No. All three instances were english typos.
> constants=konstants
> konstants is German; is this intentional?
No. All three instances were english typos.
> consumer=comsumer
> comsumer is a neologism: http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue5_5/henshall/
That may be, but in the neologism, it seems to be usually partially capitalized,
and the C source sure looks like just a typo:
/* producer/comsumer pointers for Tx/Rx ring */
> Converted=Coverted
> is it a pun on something 'hidden' or is it something transformed?
Allan said it was a copy/paste error and should be fixed.
> descriptor=decriptor,desciptor
> is it descriptor or decrypter?
You be the judge:
/* Initiliaze Transmit/Receive decriptor and CR3/4 */
All instances I saw were just english typos.
> invocation=invokation
> invokation is German; is this intentional?
No idea, seems to be gone in the current kernel source?
> negative=negativ
> negativ is a legitimate non-English word; is this intentional?
Where I spot-checked it, it was always just an English typo.
> signaled=signalled
> signaling=Signalling
> signaling=signalling
> signalled is a legitimate alternate spelling of signaled.
Thanks, fixed!
> succeeded=succeded
> succeded could also be a typo for 'succeed'
>
> through=throught,throuth
> throught could also be a typo for 'thought'
Yes. These will have to be hand-reviewed. I do recommend absolutely
every change be hand-reviewed just in case.
> writable=writeable
> writeable is a legitimate alternate spelling of writable
You're right, though I had to dig to find a dictionary that agreed with you.
I've updated http://www.kegel.com/kerspell to remove the "signall*" and "writeable"
corrections. (My stoplist already listed them as acceptable, fwiw.)
Thanks!
- Dan
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