Typos fix #16064
Typos fix #16064
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| @@ -1601,7 +1601,7 @@ Language Features: | |||
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| Compiler Features: | |||
| * ABI: Additional internal type info in the field ``internalType``. | |||
| * eWasm: Highly experimental eWasm output using ``--ewasm`` in the commandline interface or output selection of ``ewasm.wast`` in standard-json. | |||
| * eWasm: Highly experimental eWasm output using ``--ewasm`` in the commandline interface or output selection of ``ewasm.waste`` in standard-json. | |||
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This fix is wrong, it is not a typo. .wast is a file extension for WebAssembly Script Text: https://github.com/WebAssembly/spec/tree/main/interpreter#running-modules-or-scripts.
| @@ -1831,7 +1831,7 @@ Bugfixes: | |||
| * SMTChecker: Fix crash related to statically-sized arrays. | |||
| * TypeChecker: Fix internal error and disallow index access on contracts and libraries. | |||
| * Yul: Properly detect name clashes with functions before their declaration. | |||
| * Yul: Take built-in functions into account in the compilability checker. | |||
| * Yul: Take built-in functions into account in the compatibility checker. | |||
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This is also incorrect. The compilability checker is a component of the compiler that verifies whether all variables are reachable on the stack. See: #6063
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I'm closing this PR since it doesn't fix anything. |
Fix: Corrected typos in source files
Changes
Corrected typo in /Changelog.md (Line 1604)
"wast" → "waste"
Corrected typo in /Changelog.md (Line 1834)
"compilability" → "compatibility"
Purpose
Improved code accuracy and professionalism by fixing typos.