Merge pull request #137 from PallHaraldsson/patch-1

Typo e.g. "it's"

doc/source/reference/embedding/build_configuration.rst

@@ -13,19 +13,19 @@ Unicode
 .. index:: single: Unicode
 
 By default Squirrel strings are plain 8-bits ASCII characters; however if the symbol
-'SQUNICODE' is defined the VM, compiler and API will use 16-bits characters (UCS2).
+'SQUNICODE' is defined the VM, compiler and API will use 16-bit characters (UCS2).
 
 .. _squirrel_64bits:
 
----------------------------------
-Squirrel on 64 bits architectures
----------------------------------
+--------------------------------
+Squirrel on 64-bit architectures
+--------------------------------
 
 .. index::
-    single: Squirrel on 64 bits architectures
+    single: Squirrel on 64-bit architectures
     single: 64 bits
 
-Squirrel can be compiled on 64 bits architectures by defining '_SQ64' in the C++
+Squirrel can be compiled on 64-bit architectures by defining '_SQ64' in the C++
 preprocessor. This flag should be defined in any project that includes 'squirrel.h'.
 
 .. _userdata_alignment:
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Userdata Alignment
 
 Both class instances and userdatas can have a buffer associated to them.
 Squirrel specifies the alignment(in bytes) through the preprocessor defining 'SQ_ALIGNMENT'.
-By default SQ_ALIGNMENT is defined as 4 for 32 bits builds and 8 for 64bits builds and builds that use 64bits floats.
+By default SQ_ALIGNMENT is defined as 4 for 32-bit builds and 8 for 64-bit builds and builds that use 64-bit floats.
 It is possible to override the value of SQ_ALIGNMENT respecting the following rules.
 SQ_ALIGNMENT shall be less than or equal to SQ_MALLOC alignments, and it shall be power of 2.
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Stand-alone VM without compiler
 
 .. index:: single: Stand-alone VM without compiler
 
-Squirrel's VM can be compiled without it's compiler by defining 'NO_COMPILER' in the C++ preprocessor.
+Squirrel's VM can be compiled without its compiler by defining 'NO_COMPILER' in the C++ preprocessor.
 When 'NO_COMPILER' is defined all function related to the compiler (eg. sq_compile) will fail. Other functions
 that conditionally load precompiled bytecode or compile a file (eg. sqstd_dofile) will only work with
 precompiled bytecode.