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[mLib] / man / darray.3

diff --git a/man/darray.3 b/man/darray.3
index c5d9366..69a3239 100644 (file)
--- a/man/darray.3
+++ b/man/darray.3
@@ -94,8 +94,8 @@ darray \- dense, dynamically resizing arrays
 .SH "DESCRIPTION"
 The
 .B <mLib/darray.h>
 .SH "DESCRIPTION"
 The
 .B <mLib/darray.h>

-declares a collection of types, macros and functions which implement
-dynamically resizing arrays.
+header file declares a collection of types, macros and functions which
+implement dynamically resizing arrays.

 .PP
 The macros described here may evaluate their arguments multiple times
 unless otherwise specified.
 .PP
 The macros described here may evaluate their arguments multiple times
 unless otherwise specified.


@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ be used to prevent multiple declarations, e.g.,
 .VS
 #ifndef FOO_V
 #  define FOO_V
 .VS
 #ifndef FOO_V
 #  define FOO_V

-   DA_DECL(foo_v, foo)
+   DA_DECL(foo_v, foo);

 #endif
 .VE
 The macro
 #endif
 .VE
 The macro


@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ The macro
 is a valid static initializer for all types of dynamic arrays.  For
 cases where this isn't appropriate, a dynamic array may be initialized
 using the macro
 is a valid static initializer for all types of dynamic arrays.  For
 cases where this isn't appropriate, a dynamic array may be initialized
 using the macro

-.BR DA_INIT ,
+.BR DA_CREATE ,

 passing it the address of the array.
 .PP
 Arrays may be disposed of using the
 passing it the address of the array.
 .PP
 Arrays may be disposed of using the


@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ is the base address of the actual array.  The elements are stored
 contiguously starting at this address.  An element at index
 .I i
 may be referenced using the syntax
 contiguously starting at this address.  An element at index
 .I i
 may be referenced using the syntax

-.BI DA( a )[ i \fR.
+.BI DA( a )[ i ]\fR.

 .PP
 The number of elements in the array
 .I a
 .PP
 The number of elements in the array
 .I a


@@ -284,7 +284,8 @@ and
 respectively, except that they interpret the sign of their second
 arguments in the opposite way.  This is useful if the argument is
 unsigned (e.g., if it's based on
 respectively, except that they interpret the sign of their second
 arguments in the opposite way.  This is useful if the argument is
 unsigned (e.g., if it's based on

-.BR DA_LEN ).  There are unsafed versions of both these macros too.
+.BR DA_LEN ).
+There are unsafe versions of both these macros too.

 .SS "Stack operations"
 Dynamic arrays support Perl-like stack operations.  Given an array
 (pointer)
 .SS "Stack operations"
 Dynamic arrays support Perl-like stack operations.  Given an array
 (pointer)