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+ Fixed some typos, pointed out by Frank Reichert

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@ -410,8 +410,8 @@ Just as in Turbo Pascal, \fpc supports both normal and typed constants.
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% Ordinary constants % Ordinary constants
\section{Ordinary constants} \section{Ordinary constants}
Ordinary constants declarations are no different from the Turbo Pascal or Ordinary constants declarations are not different from the Turbo Pascal or
Delphi implementation. Delphi implementation.
\input{syntax/const.syn} \input{syntax/const.syn}
The compiler must be able to evaluate the expression in a constant The compiler must be able to evaluate the expression in a constant
declaration at compile time. This means that most of the functions declaration at compile time. This means that most of the functions
@ -3072,7 +3072,7 @@ Function overloading simply means that you can define the same function more
than once, but each time with a different formal parameter list. than once, but each time with a different formal parameter list.
The parameter lists must differ at least in one of it's elements type. The parameter lists must differ at least in one of it's elements type.
When the compiler encounters a function call, it will look at the function When the compiler encounters a function call, it will look at the function
parameters to decide which of the defined function parameters to decide which one of the defined functions it should call.
This can be useful if you want to define the same function for different This can be useful if you want to define the same function for different
types. For example, in the RTL, the \var{Dec} procedure is types. For example, in the RTL, the \var{Dec} procedure is
is defined as: is defined as:
@ -3084,7 +3084,7 @@ Dec(Var I : Byte;decrement : Longint);
Dec(Var I : Byte); Dec(Var I : Byte);
... ...
\end{verbatim} \end{verbatim}
When the compiler encounters a call to the dec function, it wil first search When the compiler encounters a call to the dec function, it will first search
which function it should use. It therefore checks the parameters in your which function it should use. It therefore checks the parameters in your
function call, and looks if there is a function definition which matches the function call, and looks if there is a function definition which matches the
specified parameter list. If the compiler finds such a function, a call is specified parameter list. If the compiler finds such a function, a call is
@ -3092,7 +3092,7 @@ inserted to that function. If no such function is found, a compiler error is
generated. generated.
You cannot have overloaded functions that have a \var{cdecl} or \var{export} You cannot have overloaded functions that have a \var{cdecl} or \var{export}
modifier (Technically, because these two modifiers prevent the mangling of modifier (Technically, because these two modifiers prevent the mangling of
the function name by the compiler) the function name by the compiler).
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% forward defined functions % forward defined functions