Description: Spelling fixes
 This patch fixes two spelling errors
Author: Gennaro Oliva <oliva.g@na.icar.cnr.it>
Origin: other
Forwarded: http://bugs.schedmd.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2168
Reviewed-By: Gennaro Oliva <oliva.g@na.icar.cnr.it>
Last-Update: 2015-11-18

--- slurm-llnl-15.08.4.orig/contribs/perlapi/libslurm/perl/lib/Slurm.pm
+++ slurm-llnl-15.08.4/contribs/perlapi/libslurm/perl/lib/Slurm.pm
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ In the following L</"METHODS"> section,
     
 =head2 DATA STRUCTURES
     
-Typicaly, C structures are converted to (maybe blessed) Perl hash references, with field names as hash keys. Arrays in C are converted to arrays in Perl. For example, there is a structure C<job_info_msg_t>:
+Typically, C structures are converted to (maybe blessed) Perl hash references, with field names as hash keys. Arrays in C are converted to arrays in Perl. For example, there is a structure C<job_info_msg_t>:
 
     typedef struct job_info_msg {
         time_t last_update;     /* time of latest info */
--- slurm-llnl-15.08.4.orig/src/sbatch/opt.c
+++ slurm-llnl-15.08.4/src/sbatch/opt.c
@@ -3080,7 +3080,7 @@ static void _help(void)
 "      --uid=user_id           user ID to run job as (user root only)\n"
 "  -v, --verbose               verbose mode (multiple -v's increase verbosity)\n"
 "      --wckey=wckey           wckey to run job under\n"
-"      --wrap[=command string] wrap commmand string in a sh script and submit\n"
+"      --wrap[=command string] wrap command string in a sh script and submit\n"
 
 "\n"
 "Constraint options:\n"
--- slurm-llnl-15.08.4.orig/src/sacct/options.c
+++ slurm-llnl-15.08.4/src/sacct/options.c
@@ -320,7 +320,7 @@
      -j, --jobs:                                                            \n\
 	           Format is <job(.step)>. Display information about this   \n\
                    job or comma-separated list of jobs. The default is all  \n\
-                   jobs. Adding .step will display the specfic job step of  \n\
+                   jobs. Adding .step will display the specific job step of \n\
                    that job. (A step id of 'batch' will display the         \n\
                    information about the batch step.)                       \n\
      -k, --timelimit-min:                                                   \n\
