Merge pull request #3655 from jcowgill/spelling-fixes
Fix some very minor spelling mistakes
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@ -1182,7 +1182,7 @@ void GekkoDisassembler::ps_mem(u32 inst)
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// Disassemble PPC instruction and return a pointer to the next
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// instruction, or nullptr if an error occured.
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// instruction, or nullptr if an error occurred.
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u32* GekkoDisassembler::DoDisassembly(bool big_endian)
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{
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u32 in = *m_instr;
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@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ void DSPLLE::DSP_WriteMailBoxHigh(bool _CPUMailbox, u16 _uHighMail)
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{
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if (gdsp_mbox_peek(MAILBOX_CPU) & 0x80000000)
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{
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ERROR_LOG(DSPLLE, "Mailbox isnt empty ... strange");
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ERROR_LOG(DSPLLE, "Mailbox isn't empty ... strange");
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}
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#if PROFILE
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@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ void SetInterrupt(u32 _causemask, bool _bSet)
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else
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m_InterruptCause &= ~_causemask;// is there any reason to have this possibility?
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// F|RES: i think the hw devices reset the interrupt in the PI to 0
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// if the interrupt cause is eliminated. that isnt done by software (afaik)
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// if the interrupt cause is eliminated. that isn't done by software (afaik)
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UpdateException();
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}
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@ -925,7 +925,7 @@ bool NetPlayServer::initUPnP()
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#endif
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if (!devlist)
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{
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WARN_LOG(NETPLAY, "An error occured trying to discover UPnP devices.");
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WARN_LOG(NETPLAY, "An error occurred trying to discover UPnP devices.");
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m_upnp_error = true;
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m_upnp_inited = false;
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@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ void StateCache::Init()
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{
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// If a PSO fails to create, that means either:
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// - The file itself is corrupt.
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// - A driver/HW change has occured, causing the existing cache blobs to be invalid.
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// - A driver/HW change has occurred, causing the existing cache blobs to be invalid.
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//
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// In either case, we want to re-create the disk cache. This should not be a frequent occurence.
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