tools: Spelling fixes.

tools/widl/typegen.c

@@ -2126,7 +2126,7 @@ static size_t write_typeformatstring_var(FILE *file, int indent, const func_t *f
         off = write_array_tfs(file, var->attrs, type, var->name, typeformat_offset);
         ptr_type = get_attrv(var->attrs, ATTR_POINTERTYPE);
         /* Top level pointers to conformant arrays may be handled specially
-           since we can bypass the pointer, but if the array is burried
+           since we can bypass the pointer, but if the array is buried
            beneath another pointer (e.g., "[size_is(,n)] int **p" then we
            always need to write the pointer.  */
         if (!ptr_type && var->type != type)

tools/widl/typelib_struct.h

@@ -92,16 +92,16 @@ typedef struct tagMSFT_pSeg {
 
 /* layout of the main segment directory */
 typedef struct tagMSFT_SegDir {
-/*1*/MSFT_pSeg pTypeInfoTab; /* each type info get an entry of 0x64 bytes */
+/*1*/MSFT_pSeg pTypeInfoTab; /* each typeinfo gets an entry of 0x64 bytes */
                              /* (25 ints) */
 /*2*/MSFT_pSeg pImpInfo;     /* table with info for imported types */
-/*3*/MSFT_pSeg pImpFiles;    /* import libaries */
+/*3*/MSFT_pSeg pImpFiles;    /* import libraries */
 /*4*/MSFT_pSeg pRefTab;      /* References table */
 /*5*/MSFT_pSeg pLibtab;      /* always exists, alway same size (0x80) */
                              /* hash table w offsets to guid????? */
 /*6*/MSFT_pSeg pGuidTab;     /* all guids are stored here together with  */
                              /* offset in some table???? */
-/*7*/MSFT_pSeg res07;        /* always created, alway same size (0x200) */
+/*7*/MSFT_pSeg res07;        /* always created, always same size (0x200) */
                              /* purpose largely unknown */
 /*8*/MSFT_pSeg pNametab;     /* name tables */
 /*9*/MSFT_pSeg pStringtab;   /* string table */
@@ -119,10 +119,10 @@ typedef struct tagMSFT_SegDir {
 /* base type info data */
 typedef struct tagMSFT_TypeInfoBase {
 /*000*/ INT   typekind;             /*  it is the TKIND_xxx */
-                                    /* some byte alignment stuf */
+                                    /* some byte alignment stuff */
         INT     memoffset;          /* points past the file, if no elements */
         INT     res2;               /* zero if no element, N*0x40 */
-        INT     res3;               /* -1 if no lement, (N-1)*0x38 */
+        INT     res3;               /* -1 if no element, (N-1)*0x38 */
 /*010*/ INT     res4;               /* always? 3 */
         INT     res5;               /* always? zero */
         INT     cElement;           /* counts elements, HI=cVars, LO=cFuncs */
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ typedef struct tagMSFT_ImpInfo {
 
 /* function description data */
 typedef struct {
-/*  INT   recsize;       record size including some xtra stuff */
+/*  INT   recsize;       record size including some extra stuff */
     INT   DataType;     /* data type of the member, eg return of function */
     INT   Flags;        /* something to do with attribute flags (LOWORD) */
 #ifdef WORDS_BIGENDIAN
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ typedef struct {
 
 /* Variable description data */
 typedef struct {
-/*  INT   recsize;      // record size including some xtra stuff */
+/*  INT   recsize;      // record size including some extra stuff */
     INT   DataType;     /* data type of the variable */
     INT   Flags;        /* VarFlags (LOWORD) */
 #ifdef WORDS_BIGENDIAN

tools/winebuild/relay.c

@@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ static void BuildCallFrom16Core( int reg_func, int thunk )
  * All routines expect that the 16-bit stack contents (arguments) and the
  * return address (segptr to CallTo16_Ret) were already set up by the
  * caller; nb_args must contain the number of bytes to be conserved.  The
- * 16-bit SS:SP will be set accordinly.
+ * 16-bit SS:SP will be set accordingly.
  *
  * All other registers are either taken from the CONTEXT86 structure
  * or else set to default values.  The target routine address is either

tools/winedump/debug.c

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ static int dump_cv_sst_global_types(const OMFDirEntry* omfde)
     /* doc says:
      * - for NB07 & NB08 (that we don't support yet), offsets are from types
      * - for NB09, offsets are from data
-     * For now, we only support the later
+     * For now, we only support the latter
      */
     codeview_dump_types_from_offsets(data, (const DWORD*)(types + 1), types->cTypes);
 
@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ static int dump_cv_sst_src_module(const OMFDirEntry* omfde)
     /* the OMFSourceFile is quite unpleasant to use:
      * we have first:
      * 	unsigned short	number of segments
-     *	unsigned short	reservered
+     *	unsigned short	reserved
      *	unsigned long	baseSrcLn[# segments]
      *  unsigned long	offset[2 * #segments]
      *				odd indices are start offsets

tools/winedump/msmangle.c

@@ -594,17 +594,17 @@ static char *demangle_datatype (char **str, compound_type *ct,
 
 
 /* Constraints:
- * There are two conventions for specifying data type constaints. I
+ * There are two conventions for specifying data type constants. I
  * don't know how the compiler chooses between them, but I suspect it
  * is based on ensuring that linker names are unique.
  * Convention 1. The data type modifier is given first, followed
  *   by the data type it operates on. '?' means passed by value,
  *   'A' means passed by reference. Note neither of these characters
  *   is a valid base data type. This is then followed by a character
- *   specifying constness or volatilty.
+ *   specifying constness or volatility.
  * Convention 2. The base data type (which is never '?' or 'A') is
  *   given first. The character modifier is optionally given after
- *   the base type character. If a valid character mofifier is present,
+ *   the base type character. If a valid character modifier is present,
  *   then it only applies to the current data type if the character
  *   after that is not 'A' 'B' or 'C' (Because this makes a convention 1
  *   constraint for the next data type).
@@ -612,9 +612,9 @@ static char *demangle_datatype (char **str, compound_type *ct,
  * The conventions are usually mixed within the same symbol.
  * Since 'C' is both a qualifier and a data type, I suspect that
  * convention 1 allows specifying e.g. 'volatile signed char*'. In
- * convention 2 this would be 'CC' which is ambigious (i.e. Is it two
+ * convention 2 this would be 'CC' which is ambiguous (i.e. Is it two
  * pointers, or a single pointer + modifier?). In convention 1 it
- * is encoded as '?CC' which is not ambigious. This probably
+ * is encoded as '?CC' which is not ambiguous. This probably
  * holds true for some other types as well.
  */
 

tools/winedump/symbol.c

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ static const char * const swap_after[] =
   " ,", ",",
   "( ", "(",
   " )", ")",
-  "wchar_t", "WCHAR", /* Help with Unicode compliles */
+  "wchar_t", "WCHAR", /* Help with Unicode compiles */
   "wctype_t", "WCHAR",
   "wint_t", "WCHAR",
   NULL, NULL
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ const char *symbol_get_call_convention(const parsed_symbol *sym)
 /*******************************************************************
  *         symbol_get_spec_type
  *
- * Get the .spec file text for a symbols argument
+ * Get the .spec file text for a symbol's argument
  */
 const char *symbol_get_spec_type (const parsed_symbol *sym, size_t arg)
 {

tools/winegcc/winegcc.c

@@ -987,7 +987,7 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
 		case 'x':
 		    lang = strmake("-x%s", option_arg);
 		    strarray_add(opts.files, lang);
-		    /* we'll pass these flags ourselves, explicitely */
+		    /* we'll pass these flags ourselves, explicitly */
                     raw_compiler_arg = raw_linker_arg = 0;
 		    break;
                 case '-':

tools/wmc/mcl.c

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
 #include "mcy.tab.h"
 
 /*
- * Keywords are case insenitive. All normal input is treated as
+ * Keywords are case insensitive. All normal input is treated as
  * being in codepage iso-8859-1 for ascii input files (unicode
  * page 0) and as equivalent unicode if unicode input is selected.
  * All normal input, which is not part of a message text, is
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ try_again:
 		if(n < 0)
 			internal_error(__FILE__, __LINE__, "Could not translate to unicode (%d)\n", n);
 		if(n <= 1)
-			goto try_again;	/* Should not hapen */
+			goto try_again;	/* Should not happen */
 		n--;	/* Strip added conversion '\0' from input length */
 		/*
 		 * FIXME:

tools/wrc/genres.c

@@ -716,7 +716,7 @@ static res_t *dialogex2res(name_id_t *name, dialogex_t *dlgex)
 	{
 		restag = put_res_header(res, WRC_RT_DIALOG, NULL, name, dlgex->memopt, &(dlgex->lvc));
 
-		/* FIXME: MS doc says thet the first word must contain 0xffff
+		/* FIXME: MS doc says that the first word must contain 0xffff
 		 * and the second 0x0001 to signal a DLGTEMPLATEEX. Borland's
 		 * compiler reverses the two words.
 		 * I don't know which one to choose, but I write it as Mr. B
@@ -749,8 +749,8 @@ static res_t *dialogex2res(name_id_t *name, dialogex_t *dlgex)
 		{
 			put_word(res, dlgex->font->size);
 			put_word(res, dlgex->font->weight);
-			/* FIXME: ? TRUE should be sufficient to say that its
-			 * italic, but Borland's compiler says its 0x0101.
+			/* FIXME: ? TRUE should be sufficient to say that it's
+			 * italic, but Borland's compiler says it's 0x0101.
 			 * I just copy it here, and hope for the best.
 			 */
 			put_word(res, dlgex->font->italic ? 0x0101 : 0);
@@ -1020,7 +1020,7 @@ static res_t *cursorgroup2res(name_id_t *name, cursor_group_t *curg)
 			put_word(res, cur->planes);
 			put_word(res, cur->bits);
 			/* FIXME: The +4 is the hotspot in the cursor resource.
-			 * However, I cound not find this in the documentation.
+			 * However, I could not find this in the documentation.
 			 * The hotspot bytes must either be included or MS
 			 * doesn't care.
 			 */
@@ -1057,7 +1057,7 @@ static res_t *cursorgroup2res(name_id_t *name, cursor_group_t *curg)
 			put_word(res, cur->planes);
 			put_word(res, cur->bits);
 			/* FIXME: The +4 is the hotspot in the cursor resource.
-			 * However, I cound not find this in the documentation.
+			 * However, I could not find this in the documentation.
 			 * The hotspot bytes must either be included or MS
 			 * doesn't care.
 			 */

tools/wrc/newstruc.c

@@ -794,7 +794,7 @@ static void handle_ani_list(riff_tag_t *lst, enum res_e type, int isswapped)
 		}
 		else if(!memcmp(rtp->tag, iart, sizeof(iart)))
 		{
-			/* Ignore the author's name; its a string */
+			/* Ignore the author's name; it's a string */
 			rtp = NEXT_TAG(rtp);
 		}
 		else if(!memcmp(rtp->tag, fram, sizeof(fram)))

tools/wrc/parser.h

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
 
 /* From parser.y */
 extern int parser_debug;
-extern int want_nl;		/* Set when getting line-numers */
+extern int want_nl;		/* Set when getting line-numbers */
 extern int want_id;		/* Set when getting the resource name */
 
 int parser_parse(void);
@@ -36,4 +36,3 @@ extern int yy_flex_debug;
 int parser_lex(void);
 
 #endif
-

tools/wrc/wrc.c

 /*
  * Copyright 1994 Martin von Loewis
- * Copyrignt 1998 Bertho A. Stultiens (BS)
+ * Copyright 1998 Bertho A. Stultiens (BS)
  * Copyright 2003 Dimitrie O. Paun
  *
  * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ int win32 = 1;
 
 /*
  * debuglevel == DEBUGLEVEL_NONE	Don't bother
- * debuglevel & DEBUGLEVEL_CHAT		Say whats done
+ * debuglevel & DEBUGLEVEL_CHAT		Say what's done
  * debuglevel & DEBUGLEVEL_DUMP		Dump internal structures
  * debuglevel & DEBUGLEVEL_TRACE	Create parser trace
  * debuglevel & DEBUGLEVEL_PPMSG	Preprocessor messages

tools/wrc/writeres.c

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ void write_resfile(char *outname, resource_t *top)
 		put_word(res, 0);		/* Memory options */
 		put_word(res, 0);		/* Language */
 		put_dword(res, 0);		/* Version */
-		put_dword(res, 0);		/* Charateristics */
+		put_dword(res, 0);		/* Characteristics */
 		ret = fwrite(res->data, 1, res->size, fo);
 		if(ret != res->size)
 		{