IO GLIB: Fix minor spelling mistakes in comments
* This example uses two I/O operations:
* - The "input" operation is a file descriptor watcher that waits for
* STDIN_FILENO (stdin) to become readable.
- * Since input is buffered, this typically happends when the user enters some
+ * Since input is buffered, this typically happens when the user enters some
* text and presses return.
* In practice code using the I/O binding will attach non-blocking file
* descriptors (e.g. from sockets).
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ void readText (ElektraIoFdOperation * fdOp, int flags ELEKTRA_UNUSED)
int error = errno;
if (error != EINTR)
{
- printf ("input: I/O error occured - exiting\n");
+ printf ("input: I/O error occurred - exiting\n");
stopLoop ();
}
}
