Please go there and read the appropriate section(s) for your OS (Linux
or FreeBSD/OpenBSD/NetBSD currently). There are a variety of
-dependancies that must be met, as well as specific set up steps
+dependencies that must be met, as well as specific set up steps
required to build.
Do not expect to just type 'make' and have it actually work without
/* Process an "output" translation spec - one of StartText, EndText,
* Replace, Message. (These are the ones that produce output.)
* Steps done:
- * Expand attributes and regular varaibles in input string.
+ * Expand attributes and regular variables in input string.
* Pass thru string, accumulating chars to be sent to output stream.
* If we find the start of a special variable, output what we've
* accumulated, then find the special variable's "bounds" (ie, the
/* get last slash in the current file path */
if(_DtHelpCeStrrchr(filePath,DirSlashStr,MB_CUR_MAX,&slash) == 0)
- { /* there is a path comonent in filePath; use it with linkPath */
+ { /* there is a path component in filePath; use it with linkPath */
strcpy(++slash,linkPath);
strcpy(linkPath,filePath); /* leave result in linkPath */
}
* Replace, Message (these are the ones that produce output), or
* StartCode and EndCode (these get passed to the interpreter).
* Steps done:
- * Expand attributes and regular varaibles in input string.
+ * Expand attributes and regular variables in input string.
* Pass thru string, accumulating chars to be sent to output stream.
* If we find the start of a special variable, output what we've
* accumulated, then find the special variable's "bounds" (ie, the
/*
* For writes, first make sure that the variable is writable. Then
* convert the Tcl value to C if possible. If the variable isn't
- * writable or can't be converted, then restore the varaible's old
+ * writable or can't be converted, then restore the variable's old
* value and return an error. Another tricky thing: we have to save
* and restore the interpreter's result, since the variable access
* could occur when the result has been partially set.
*
* Description:
* -----------
- * This function lists several messages to stderr using fprinf()
+ * This function lists several messages to stderr using fprintf()
* formatting capabilities.
*
* Inputs: