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More spell checking of all source files -- correct missed errors, switch to EN-GB spelling dictionary.

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Dean Camera
2010-07-30 09:48:35 +00:00
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LUFA/Common/Attributes.h
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* \brief AVR-GCC special function/variable attribute macros.
*
* This file contains macros for applying GCC specific attributes to functions and variables to control various
* optimizer and code generation features of the compiler. Attributes may be placed in the function prototype
* optimiser and code generation features of the compiler. Attributes may be placed in the function prototype
* or variable declaration in any order, and multiple attributes can be specified for a single item via a space
* separated list.
*
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/** Forces the compiler to not automatically zero the given global variable on startup, so that the
* current RAM contents is retained. Under most conditions this value will be random due to the
* behavior of volatile memory once power is removed, but may be used in some specific circumstances,
* behaviour of volatile memory once power is removed, but may be used in some specific circumstances,
* like the passing of values back after a system watchdog reset.
*/
#define ATTR_NO_INIT __attribute__ ((section (".noinit")))

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LUFA/Common/Common.h
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#define MACROE while (0)
/** Defines a volatile NOP statement which cannot be optimized out by the compiler, and thus can always
* be set as a breakpoint in the resulting code. Useful for debugging purposes, where the optimizer
* be set as a breakpoint in the resulting code. Useful for debugging purposes, where the optimiser
* removes/reorders code to the point where break points cannot reliably be set.
*
* \ingroup Group_Debugging
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@
/** Swaps the byte ordering of a 16-bit value at compile time. Do not use this macro for swapping byte orderings
* of dynamic values computed at runtime, use \ref SwapEndian_16() instead. The result of this macro can be used
* inside struct or other variable initializers outside of a function, something that is not possible with the
* inside struct or other variable initialisers outside of a function, something that is not possible with the
* inline function variant.
*
* \param[in] x 16-bit value whose byte ordering is to be swapped.
@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@
/** Swaps the byte ordering of a 32-bit value at compile time. Do not use this macro for swapping byte orderings
* of dynamic values computed at runtime- use \ref SwapEndian_32() instead. The result of this macro can be used
* inside struct or other variable initializers outside of a function, something that is not possible with the
* inside struct or other variable initialisers outside of a function, something that is not possible with the
* inline function variant.
*
* \param[in] x 32-bit value whose byte ordering is to be swapped.