git: 9front

--- a/sys/man/1/5e

+++ b/sys/man/1/5e

@@ -19,10 +19,10 @@

 .IR rfork (2)

and

 .IR exec (2),

-i.e. it allows execution of threaded programs, e.g.

+which allows for the execution of threaded programs (e.g.,

 .IR rio (1)

or

-.IR catclock (1).

+.IR catclock (1)).

.PP

 .I 5e

 executes the specified binary

@@ -89,8 +89,8 @@

 causes failing processes to call

 .IR abort (2)

 instead of

-.IR sysfatal (2),

-but see below.

+.IR sysfatal (2).

+See below.

 .SH SOURCE

 .B /sys/src/cmd/5e

 .SH SEE ALSO

@@ -111,14 +111,14 @@

 .B LDREX

and

 .B STREX

-instructions can lead to deadlock, however a real processor is supposed behave undefined in these cases.

+instructions can lead to deadlock, while a real processor will exhibit undefined behavior in these cases.

-Accesses spanning segment boundaries will be treated like page faults.

-Many syscalls like

+Accesses spanning segment boundaries will be treated as page faults.

+Many syscalls such as

 .IR pread (2)

-will shuffle data around (in most cases unnecessarily), if invoked on potentially shared segments of variable length, in particular the bss segment.

+will shuffle data around (in most cases unnecessarily) if invoked on potentially shared segments of variable length, in particular the bss segment.

-FPA emulation leaves much to desire, rounding modes are ignored, all calculations are performed at extended precision.

+FPA emulation leaves much to be desired, rounding modes are ignored, all calculations are performed at extended precision.

 Floating point exceptions crash the emulator.

 Several syscalls, most notably the

@@ -133,5 +133,5 @@

The

 .I text

-argument should behave more like it would if it was entered in

+argument should behave more like it would if it had been entered as an argument to

 .IR rc (1).

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