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docs: Fix some spelling mistakes 

llvm-svn: 262647
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Tobias Grosser 2016-03-03 19:48:30 +00:00
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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ can model and optimize such code.
If the accesses are not aligned with the size of the access type we model them
as multiple accesses to an array of smaller elements. This is especially
usefull for structs containing different typed elements as accesses to them are
useful for structs containing different typed elements as accesses to them are
represented using only one base pointer, namely the ``struct`` itself. In the
example below the accesses to ``s`` are all modeled as if ``s`` was a single
char array because the accesses to ``s->A`` and ``s->B`` are not aligned with
@ -60,8 +60,8 @@ supported before, we now allow and model two other kinds. The first are
intrinsic calls to ``memcpy``, ``memmove`` and ``memset``. These calls can be
represented precisely if the pointers involved are known and the given length
is affine. Additionally, we allow to over-approximate function calls that are
known only to read memory, read memory accesible through pointer arguments or
access only memory accesible through pointer arguments. See also the function
known only to read memory, read memory accessible through pointer arguments or
access only memory accessible through pointer arguments. See also the function
attributes ``readonly`` and ``argmemonly`` for more information.