misc: fix spelling (#8495)

General spelling clean up

Author: jbampton

builds/posix/Makefile.in

@@ -818,14 +818,14 @@ run_tests_process: tests_process
 #___________________________________________________________________________
 # various cleaning
 #
-.PHONY: clean clean_process clean_objects clean_dependancies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
+.PHONY: clean clean_process clean_objects clean_dependencies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
 		clean_gpre_gen clean_icu clean_dbs clean_examples clean_makefiles \
 		clean_editline clean_all clean_decfloat clean_int128 clean_vers clean_misc
 
 clean:
 	$(MAKE) TARGET?=$(DefaultTarget) clean_process
 
-clean_process: clean_objects clean_dependancies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
+clean_process: clean_objects clean_dependencies clean_extern_objects clean_build \
 		clean_yacc_gen clean_gpre_gen clean_dbs clean_examples clean_cds clean_tommath \
 		clean_tomcrypt clean_decfloat clean_int128 clean_vers clean_misc
 
@@ -898,11 +898,11 @@ clean_extern_objects:
 	$(RM) `find $(ROOT)/extern/ -type f -name '*.lo' -print`
 	$(RM) `find $(ROOT)/extern/ -type f -name '*.o' -print`
 
-# Clear out dependancies files created by the gcc compiler
+# Clear out dependencies files created by the gcc compiler
 # since when .o and other files are deleted the dependant
 # targets need to be recalculated
 
-clean_dependancies:
+clean_dependencies:
 	$(RM) -f `find $(TMP_ROOT)/ -type f -name '*.d' -print`
 
 # delete only all of the files of type regular file in $FIREBIRD

builds/posix/make.shared.targets

@@ -93,10 +93,10 @@ $(GEN_ROOT)/iscguard/iscguard.res: $(SRC_ROOT)/iscguard/iscguard.rc $(SRC_ROOT)/
 .PHONY: FORCE
 
 
-# This target is used in the generated dependancy xxx.d files which are
+# This target is used in the generated dependency xxx.d files which are
 # automatically created from the .cpp files.  To simplify the build
 # process, if the .d files does not yet exist, a line is written
-# of the form  fred.o : FORCE to ennsure that fred.cpp will be
+# of the form  fred.o : FORCE to ensure that fred.cpp will be
 # recompiled MOD 7-Oct-2002
 
 FORCE:

doc/README.makefiles

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ make.platform
 
 This file is created from the prefix.xxx where xxx=linux/darwin/freebsd etc.  
 It provides a spot for the user to override or repalce macros that have been
-defined in make.defaults.  In addition extra dependancies can be added to
+defined in make.defaults.  In addition extra dependencies can be added to
 build extra targets.
 
 
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ which are suitable for shared libraries.  On most systems the source
 files need to be compiled twice to create both .o and .lo files.  F
 Fortunately the program libtool can help work with this.
 
-The general format of .o file dependancies is:
+The general format of .o file dependencies is:
 
 SERVER_Sources = server.cpp
 SERVER_Objects = $(SERVER_Sources:%.cpp=$(OBJ)/%.o)
@@ -108,26 +108,26 @@ So the .o files live in $(OBJ) where:
 OBJ = $(ROOT)/gen/$ModuleName 
 
 
-Each Makefile also specifies an AllObjects and Dependancies macro which 
+Each Makefile also specifies an AllObjects and Dependencies macro which
 identified all the objects that this Makefile is to create and the name
 of the dependency files generated for those objects.
 
 AllObjects = $(Alice_Objects) 
 
 
-FILE DEPENDANCIES
+FILE DEPENDENCIES
 
-Include file dependancy information is automatically generated by the gcc
+Include file dependency information is automatically generated by the gcc
 compiler.
 
 The gcc compiler has a flag -MMD which will generate in addition to the
-.o file a .d file which contains the dependancy chain of #includes required
+.o file a .d file which contains the dependency chain of #includes required
 for the program.  These are then edited and stored in the $(OBJ) directory and
 are included in the bottom line of the makefile with
 
 Dependencies = $(All_Objects:.o=.d) 
 
-include $(Dependancies)
+include $(Dependencies)
 
 PLATFORM SUBDIRS OF JRD
 

doc/README.monitoring_tables

@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ Monitoring tables
       - MON$WIRE_ENCRYPTED (wire encryption enabled/disabled)
       - MON$WIRE_CRYPT_PLUGIN (name of wire encryption plugin)
       - MON$SESSION_TIMEZONE (time zone of attachment)
-      - MON$PARALLEL_WORKERS (number of parallel workes that could be used by attachment)
+      - MON$PARALLEL_WORKERS (number of parallel workers that could be used by attachment)
 
     MON$TRANSACTIONS (started transactions)
       - MON$TRANSACTION_ID (transaction ID)

doc/sql.extensions/README.context_variables2

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Usage:
    DECFLOAT_TRAPS               | Exceptional conditions in operations with DECFLOAT
                                 | values that cause a trap.
                                 |
-   PARALLEL_WORKERS             | Number of parallel workes that could be used by attachment.
+   PARALLEL_WORKERS             | Number of parallel workers that could be used by attachment.
                                 |
    PAGES_ALLOCATED              | Current value of allocated pages in the database.
                                 |

src/common/Task.cpp

@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ void Coordinator::runSync(Task* task)
 	syncWorker->setTask(task);
 	syncWorker->work(NULL);
 
-	// wait for all workes
+	// wait for all workers
 	for (int i = 0; i < cntWorkers; i++)
 	{
 		WorkerAndThd& wt = taskWorkers[i];

src/dsql/ExprNodes.cpp

@@ -9741,7 +9741,7 @@ bool ParameterNode::setParameterType(DsqlCompilerScratch* dsqlScratch,
 
 	// However, there are situations this leads to problems - so
 	// we use the forceVarChar parameter to prevent this
-	// datatype assumption from occuring.
+	// datatype assumption from occurring.
 
 	if (forceVarChar)
 	{

src/dsql/pass1.cpp

@@ -2149,7 +2149,7 @@ static RseNode* pass1_rse_impl(DsqlCompilerScratch* dsqlScratch, RecordSourceNod
 			ExprNode::doDsqlFieldRemapper(remapper, parentRse->dsqlOrder, rse->dsqlOrder);
 			rse->dsqlOrder = NULL;
 
-			// AB: Check for invalid contructions inside the ORDER BY clause
+			// AB: Check for invalid constructions inside the ORDER BY clause
 			ValueListNode* valueList = targetRse->dsqlOrder;
 			NestConst<ValueExprNode>* ptr = valueList->items.begin();
 			for (const NestConst<ValueExprNode>* const end = valueList->items.end(); ptr != end; ++ptr)
@@ -2178,7 +2178,7 @@ static RseNode* pass1_rse_impl(DsqlCompilerScratch* dsqlScratch, RecordSourceNod
 
 			ExprNode::doDsqlFieldRemapper(remapper, parentRse->dsqlWhere);
 
-			// AB: Check for invalid contructions inside the HAVING clause
+			// AB: Check for invalid constructions inside the HAVING clause
 
 			if (InvalidReferenceFinder::find(dsqlScratch, parent_context, aggregate->dsqlGroup,
 					parentRse->dsqlWhere))
@@ -2258,7 +2258,7 @@ static RseNode* pass1_rse_impl(DsqlCompilerScratch* dsqlScratch, RecordSourceNod
 
 		if (aggregate)
 		{
-			// Check for invalid contructions inside selected-items list
+			// Check for invalid constructions inside selected-items list
 			ValueListNode* valueList = rse->dsqlSelectList;
 			NestConst<ValueExprNode>* ptr = valueList->items.begin();
 			for (const NestConst<ValueExprNode>* const end = valueList->items.end(); ptr != end; ++ptr)
@@ -2282,7 +2282,7 @@ static RseNode* pass1_rse_impl(DsqlCompilerScratch* dsqlScratch, RecordSourceNod
 		{
 			if (aggregate)
 			{
-				// Check for invalid contructions inside the order-by list
+				// Check for invalid constructions inside the order-by list
 				ValueListNode* valueList = rse->dsqlOrder;
 				NestConst<ValueExprNode>* ptr = valueList->items.begin();
 				for (const NestConst<ValueExprNode>* const end = valueList->items.end(); ptr != end; ++ptr)

src/jrd/blob_filter.cpp

@@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ static void open_blob(thread_db* tdbb,
 	control->ctl_status = localStatus;
 	control->ctl_exception_message = filter->blf_exception_message;
 
-	// Two types of filtering can be occuring; either between totally
+	// Two types of filtering can be occurring; either between totally
 	// different BLOb sub_types, or between two different
 	// character sets (both source & destination subtype must be TEXT in that case).
 	// For the character set filter we use the to & from_sub_type fields

src/jrd/cvt.cpp

@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ double CVT_date_to_double(const dsc* desc)
 			// Unknown type - most likely a string.  Try to convert it to a
 			// timestamp -- or die trying (reporting an error).
 			// Don't worry about users putting a TIME or DATE here - this
-			// conversion is occuring in really flexible spots - we don't
+			// conversion is occurring in really flexible spots - we don't
 			// want to overdo it.
 
 			dsc temp_desc;