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diff --git a/doc/get-started.tex b/doc/get-started.tex index bbf62e0..537b228 100644 --- a/doc/get-started.tex +++ b/doc/get-started.tex @@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ jump, call {\tt setjmp} and {\tt zsetup} again. To do any real work with libzahl, we need integers. The data type for a big integer in libzahl is {\tt z\_t} \psecref{sec:Integer structure}. Before a {\tt z\_t} -can be assign a value, it must be initialised. +can be assigned a value, it must be initialised. \begin{alltt} z_t a; diff --git a/doc/what-is-libzahl.tex b/doc/what-is-libzahl.tex index 0b76fd2..2979a23 100644 --- a/doc/what-is-libzahl.tex +++ b/doc/what-is-libzahl.tex @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Additionally, libzahl tries to keep the functions' names simple and natural rather than techniqual or mathematical. The names resemble those of the standard integer operators. For example, the left-shift, right-shift -and truncation bit-operations in libzahl is called +and truncation bit-operations in libzahl are called {\tt zlsh}, {\tt zrsh} and {\tt ztrunc}, respectively. In GNU MP, they are called {\tt mpz\_mul\_2exp}, {\tt mpz\_tdiv\_q\_2exp} and {\tt mpz\_tdiv\_r\_2exp}. |