[svn:parrot] r41125 - trunk/tools/dev

[cotto at svn.parrot.org]

Author: cotto
Date: Mon Sep  7 18:34:15 2009
New Revision: 41125
URL: https://trac.parrot.org/parrot/changeset/41125

Log:
[pprof2cg] various spelling fixes

Modified:
   trunk/tools/dev/pprof2cg.pl

Modified: trunk/tools/dev/pprof2cg.pl
==============================================================================
--- trunk/tools/dev/pprof2cg.pl	Mon Sep  7 18:30:04 2009	(r41124)
+++ trunk/tools/dev/pprof2cg.pl	Mon Sep  7 18:34:15 2009	(r41125)
@@ -65,15 +65,15 @@
 
 Variables which are named C<$ctx_stack> hold a reference to an array of hashes
 which contain information about the currently active contexts.  When collecting
-timing information about an op, it is necessary to add that inforation to all
+timing information about an op, it is necessary to add that information to all
 function calls on the stack because Callgrind-compatible tools expect the cost
-of a function call to include the cost of all calls made by that funcion, etc.
+of a function call to include the cost of all calls made by that function, etc.
 
 When a context switch is detected, C<process_line> looks at the context stack
 to determine if the context switch looks like a function call (if the context
 hasn't been seen before) or a return (if the context is somewhere on the
 stack).  There are some other cases that the code handles, but these can be
-ignored for now in the interst of simplicity.  If the context has been seen,
+ignored for now in the interest of simplicity.  If the context has been seen,
 C<process_line> shifts contexts off the stack until it finds the context that
 has been switched to.  When C<process_line> detects a new context, it adds a
 fake op representing a function call to C<$stats> and unshifts a new context
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@
 
 This function takes a reference to a hash of statistical information about a
 PIR program and returns a string containing a Callgrind-compatible profile.
-Although some informtion in the profile may not be accurate (namely PID and
+Although some information in the profile may not be accurate (namely PID and
 creator), tools such as kcachegrind are able to consume files generated by this
 function.