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Fix spelling mistakes (#2364)

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Ahmed El-Mahmoudy 2020-05-25 12:43:32 -04:00 committed by Wilson Snyder
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@ -1454,7 +1454,7 @@ good value.
Sets default timescale, timeunit and timeprecision for when `timescale does
not occur in sources. Default is "1ps/1ps" (to match SystemC). This is
overriden by C<--timescale-override>.
overridden by C<--timescale-override>.
=item --timescale-override I<timeunit>/I<timeprecision>
@ -1542,7 +1542,7 @@ larger trace files.
=item --trace-threads I<threads>
Enable waveform tracing using separate threads. This is typically faster in
simulation runtime but uses more total compute. This option is independend of,
simulation runtime but uses more total compute. This option is independent of,
and works with, both C<--trace> and C<--trace-fst>. Different trace formats can
take advantage of more trace threads to varying degrees. Currently VCD tracing
can utilize at most --trace-threads 1, and FST tracing can utilize at most
@ -3079,7 +3079,7 @@ information.
Break the variable into multiple pieces typically to resolve UNOPTFLAT
performance issues. Typically the variables to attach this to are
recommeded by Verilator itself, see UNOPTFLAT.
recommended by Verilator itself, see UNOPTFLAT.
Same as /*verilator split_var*/, see L</"LANGUAGE EXTENSIONS"> for more
information.
@ -3574,7 +3574,7 @@ for more information.
Attached to a variable or a net declaration to break the variable into
multiple pieces typically to resolve UNOPTFLAT performance issues.
Typically the variables to attach this to are recommeded by Verilator
Typically the variables to attach this to are recommended by Verilator
itself, see UNOPTFLAT below.
For example, Verilator will internally convert a variable with the