2004-01-08 Nick Drochak <ndrochak@ieee.org>

[mono.git] / web / performance

diff --git a/web/performance b/web/performance
index 91af1243d891e5708a3f5eee5a2cbf68b075cea9..96f687b5ec132ff364d36eca080c1b0ae4f00447 100644 (file)
--- a/web/performance
+++ b/web/performance
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Total memory allocated: 448 KB
        is that if a method is shown as taking more time than the Main
        method, it is very likely recursive, and causing this problem.
        
-       Below the method data, allocation data is sown. This shows
+       Below the method data, allocation data is shown. This shows
        how much memory each method allocates. The number beside
        the method is the total amount of memory. Below that, it
        is broken down into types. Then, the caller data is given. This
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ System.out.println (list.get (1).intValue ());
        Boxing preforms the same thing as Java's <code>new Integer (1)</code>.
        The user is not forced to write the extra code. However,
        behind the scenes the <em>same thing</em> is being done
-       by the runtime. Each time a primative is casted to an object,
+       by the runtime. Each time a primative is cast to an object,
        a new object is allocated.
        
        You must be careful when casting a primative to an object.