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I am trying to follow the Linux kernel coding style with the code
-whereever possible. This style is documented in the Linux kernel source
+wherever possible. This style is documented in the Linux kernel source
tree in the file Documentation/CodingStyle. Included in the bti code
tree is a script called checkpatch.pl that can automatically check if
your changes are compliant with the guidelines.
bti 025
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-remove readline link-time dependancy to make the distro's lives easier
+remove readline link-time dependency to make the distro's lives easier
bugfixes for minor things by Amir and Gregor
bti 024
* lib/ss/get_readline.c file, which is licensed under the MIT license.
*
* This keeps us from having to relicense the bti codebase if readline
- * ever changes its license, as there is no link-time dependancy.
+ * ever changes its license, as there is no link-time dependency.
* It is a run-time thing only, and we handle any readline-like library
* in the same manner, making bti not be a derivative work of any
* other program.