VirtualBox

Changeset 14299 in vbox


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Timestamp:
Nov 18, 2008 1:25:40 PM (16 years ago)
Author:
vboxsync
Message:

Corrected grammos in comments. No code changes.

Location:
trunk/src/VBox/VMM
Files:
9 edited

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  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/DBGF.cpp

    r13973 r14299  
    986986
    987987/**
    988  * Checks if the the debugger can wait for events or not.
     988 * Checks if the debugger can wait for events or not.
    989989 *
    990990 * This function is only used by lazy, multiplexing debuggers. :-)
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/MM.cpp

    r14071 r14299  
    780780
    781781    /*
    782      * Map the the pages.
     782     * Map the pages.
    783783     */
    784784    PSUPPAGE    pPhysPage = &pLockedMem->aPhysPages[iPage];
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/PATM/VMMAll/CSAMAll.cpp

    r13832 r14299  
    168168 * to the caller simplifies the interface (PTE passing).
    169169 *
    170  * Note the the page has not yet been synced, so the TLB trick
     170 * Note that the page has not yet been synced, so the TLB trick
    171171 * (which wasn't ever active anyway) cannot be applied.
    172172 *
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/PDMDevice.cpp

    r14072 r14299  
    9494 * is determined, and finally they are instantiated.
    9595 *
    96  * After all device have been successfully instantiated the the primary
     96 * After all devices have been successfully instantiated the primary
    9797 * PCI Bus device is called to emulate the PCI BIOS, i.e. making the
    9898 * resource assignments. If there is no PCI device, this step is of course
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/PDMThread.cpp

    r12989 r14299  
    667667 *
    668668 * The purpose of this API is to tell the PDMR3ThreadResume caller that
    669  * the the PDM thread has successfully resumed. It will also do the
     669 * the PDM thread has successfully resumed. It will also do the
    670670 * state transition from the resuming to the running state.
    671671 *
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/PGMDbg.cpp

    r13937 r14299  
    404404                    cbPrev = 0;
    405405
    406                 /* advance to the the next page. */
     406                /* advance to the next page. */
    407407                GCPhys |= PAGE_OFFSET_MASK;
    408408                if (GCPhys++ >= GCPhysLast)
     
    499499            cbPrev = 0; /* ignore error. */
    500500
    501         /* advance to the the next page. */
     501        /* advance to the next page. */
    502502        GCPtr |= PAGE_OFFSET_MASK;
    503503        GCPtr++;
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/VMM.cpp

    r14239 r14299  
    895895
    896896/**
    897  * Suspends the the CPU yielder.
     897 * Suspends the CPU yielder.
    898898 *
    899899 * @param   pVM             The VM handle.
     
    916916
    917917/**
    918  * Stops the the CPU yielder.
     918 * Stops the CPU yielder.
    919919 *
    920920 * @param   pVM             The VM handle.
     
    954954{
    955955    /*
    956      * This really needs some careful tuning. While we shouldn't be too gready since
     956     * This really needs some careful tuning. While we shouldn't be too greedy since
    957957     * that'll cause the rest of the system to stop up, we shouldn't be too nice either
    958958     * because that'll cause us to stop up.
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/VMMAll/TMAllVirtual.cpp

    r14253 r14299  
    483483         * Complete the calculation of the current TMCLOCK_VIRTUAL_SYNC time. The current
    484484         * approach is to never pass the head timer. So, when we do stop the clock and
    485          * set the the timer pending flag.
     485         * set the timer pending flag.
    486486         */
    487487        u64 -= off;
  • trunk/src/VBox/VMM/VMMR0/GMMR0.cpp

    r12930 r14299  
    328328
    329329/** @def GMM_PAGE_PFN_END
    330  * The end of the the valid guest pfn range, {0..GMM_PAGE_PFN_END-1}.
     330 * The end of the valid guest pfn range, {0..GMM_PAGE_PFN_END-1}.
    331331 * @remark Some of the values outside the range has special meaning, see related \#defines.
    332332 */
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