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@@ -2598,7 +2598,7 @@ object.
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When the compiler encounters a call to an object's constructor,
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it sets up the stack frame for the call, and inserts a call to the
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-\var{FPC\_HELP\_DESTRUCTOR} procedure before issuing the call to the real constructor.
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+\var{FPC\_HELP\_CONSTRUCTOR} procedure before issuing the call to the real constructor.
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The helper procedure allocates the needed memory (if needed) and inserts the
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VMT pointer in the object. After that, the real constructor is called.
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@@ -3250,7 +3250,7 @@ object files in one archive.
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Smartlinking and the creation of shared (or dynamic) libraries are mutually
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exclusive, that is, if you turn on smartlinking, then the creation of shared
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libraries is turned of. The creation of static libraries is still possible.
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-The reason for this is that it has little sense in making a smarlinked
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+The reason for this is that it has little sense in making a smartlinked
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dynamical library. The whole shared library is loaded into memory anyway by
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the dynamic linker (or the operating system), so there would be no gain in size by
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making it smartlinked.
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michael