Fix some typos.

Change-Id: Ief99d9aa834eea6c6c6e3a040b62b945b32eacf8
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Jamie Gennis 2014-06-12 14:00:10 -07:00
parent 6eb4d24fad
commit 0453c75a51

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//
// The bootstrap script is a small script (or theoretically a compiled binary)
// that is included in the source tree to begin the bootstrapping process. It
// is responsible for providing filling in the bootstrap Ninja file template
// with some basic information about the Go build environemnt and the path to
// the root source directory. It does this by performing a simple string
// substitution on the template file to produce a usable build.ninja file.
// is responsible for filling in the bootstrap Ninja file template with some
// basic information about the Go build environemnt and the path to the root
// source directory. It does this by performing a simple string substitution on
// the template file to produce a usable build.ninja file.
//
// The Bootstrapping Process
//
// A bootstrap-enabled build directory has two states, each with a corresponding
// Ninja file. The states are referred to as the "bootstrap" state and the
// "main" state. Changing the directory to a particular state means replacing
// the build.ninja file one that will perform the build actions for the state.
// the build.ninja file with one that will perform the build actions for the
// state.
//
// The bootstrapping process begins with the user running the bootstrap script
// to initialize a new build directory. The script is run from the build
@ -122,7 +123,7 @@
// - Run the bootstrap script to "copy" .bootstrap/main.ninja.in to build.ninja
//
// The last of these build actions results in transitioning the build directory
// to the main build state. In this state, the
// to the main build state.
//
// The main state (potentially) performs the following actions:
// - Copy .bootstrap/bootstrap.ninja.in to the source bootstrap Ninja location