--- cml2.txt.orig	Fri Jun  9 20:18:58 2000
+++ cml2.txt	Sat Jun 10 00:47:27 2000
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@
 EOF, the input source is immediately popped back to the including
 file.
 
-Comments are sopported, and run from a # to end-of-line.
+Comments are supported, and run from a # to end-of-line.
 
 Here is a BNF of the grammar.  Following it, each language element
 will be described in detail.
@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@
         | <hexadecimal>
 	| '(' <expr> ')'
 
-Operators have the precedence implies by the above productions.  From
+Operators have the precedence implied by the above productions.  From
 least to most binding, precedence classes are:
 
       1: + -
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@
 
 A source statement declares a file to be inserted in place of the
 source statement in the file, and treated as if the entire contents of
-that file were present in the current file at the point of ther source
+that file were present in the current file at the point of their source
 statement.
 
 Any implementation of CML2 must allow source statements to be nested
@@ -806,7 +806,7 @@
 m | n m n
 n | n n n
 
-The operator precedence implies by the BNF above is implemented in the
+The operator precedence implied by the BNF above is implemented in the
 parser.
 
 IV.4 Symbol Assignment and Side Effects
@@ -969,7 +969,7 @@
 
 -h <outfile>
    Set the location to which cmlconfigure should write its file of C
-   macros. There is no default; if there is no -s option no macro file
+   macros. There is no default; if there is no -h option no macro file
    is written.
 
 -i <config>
@@ -990,7 +990,7 @@
    Set the location to which cmlconfigure should write its defconfig
    file of shell variable settings.  Explicit n values are saved.  
    This file will be loadable by cmlconfigure.  There is no default;
-   if there is no -s option no defcondig is written.
+   if there is no -s option no defconfig is written.
 
 -t
    Force tty (line-oriented) mode.
@@ -1052,7 +1052,7 @@
 
 A macrofile is a series of C #define macro lines corresponding to
 configuration symbols.  The macro corresponding to as symbol has the
-same name as that symbol, prefixed id there is a "prefix" declaration
+same name as that symbol, prefixed if there is a "prefix" declaration
 in the rulebase.
 
 If a boolean or tristate symbol has the value y, CML2 generates a line
@@ -1061,15 +1061,15 @@
 If a boolean or tristate symbol has the value n, CML2 generates a line
 undefining the corresponding macro.
 
-If a boolean or tristate symbol has the value n, CML2 generates two lines.
+If a boolean or tristate symbol has the value m, CML2 generates two lines.
 The first undefines the corresponding macro.  The second defines a
-macro with ther same name and the suffix "_MODULE" top be 1.
+macro with the same name and the suffix "_MODULE" to be 1.
 
 Each decimal and hexadecimal symbol generates a line defining the
 corresponding macro to the value of the numeric literal.
 
 Each string symbol generates a line defining the corresponding macro
-to the value of the string, as a C string kiteral in double quotes.
+to the value of the string, as a C string literal in double quotes.
 
 These format conventions are identical to CML1's.