* sloppy about not obeying packet boundries. If this is too high, the
* multiple packets responding to the device inquriy will be glommed into
* one packet and we'll misparse them. If it's too low, we'll get partially
- * satisfied reads. It turns out this isn't terrible becuase we still end
+ * satisfied reads. It turns out this isn't terrible because we still end
* up with DLE boundings and the upper layers (which are used to doing frame
- * coalescion into packets anyway becuase of their serial background) will
+ * coalescion into packets anyway because of their serial background) will
* compensate.
*/
#define TMOUT_I 5000 /* Milliseconds to timeout intr pipe access. */
* after the RET2INTR that immediately follows the REQBLK (and why is it
* telling us to go into bulk mode followed by an immeidate EOF, anyway?)
* that follows the request for product ID. 100% reproducible on Mac and
- * Linux. Of course, we don't see this on the Windows system becuase
+ * Linux. Of course, we don't see this on the Windows system because
* we don't have to jump through hooops to clear the spec-violating out
- * of state toggles there becuase those systems see only one configuration
+ * of state toggles there because those systems see only one configuration
* set ever.
*
* Grrrr!
lud->product_id = gusb_reset_toggles();
switch (lud->product_id) {
// Search for "Venture HC" for more on this siliness..
- // It's a case instead of an 'if' becuase I have a
+ // It's a case instead of an 'if' because I have a
// feeling there are more affected models either
// on the market or on the way.
case 695:
REM TODO\r
\r
REM Tiger\r
-REM This one is a little tacky, becuase it's a very lossy format.\r
+REM This one is a little tacky, because it's a very lossy format.\r
REM so we simply test we can write it, and then read it and write it and\r
REM get an identical file back.\r
DEL %TMPDIR%\tiger\r
/*
* Set default name given to a waypoint if no valid is possible
- * becuase it was filtered by charsets or null or whatever.
+ * because it was filtered by charsets or null or whatever.
*/
void
setshort_defname(short_handle h, const char* s)
# Tiger
-# This one is a little tacky, becuase it's a very lossy format.
+# This one is a little tacky, because it's a very lossy format.
# so we simply test we can write it, and then read it and write it and
# get an identical file back.
rm -f ${TMPDIR}/tiger