docs/DSP: Fix various spelling/grammar/punctuation issues

1 files changed, 18 insertions, 18 deletions

diff --git a/docs/DSP/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual.tex b/docs/DSP/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual.tex
index 67fcd7ca5e..90390078ff 100644
--- a/docs/DSP/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual.tex
+++ b/docs/DSP/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual/GameCube_DSP_Users_Manual.tex
@@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ Furthermore, it also contains control bits to configure the flow of certain oper
 \section{Product register}
 
 The product register is a register containing the intermediate product of a multiply or multiply and accumulation operation.
-It's result should never be used for calculation although the register can be read or written.
+Its result should never be used for calculation although the register can be read or written.
 It reflects the state of the internal multiply unit. The product is 40 bits with 1 bit of overflow.
 
 \begin{lstlisting}[language=C++]
@@ -859,7 +859,7 @@ Opcode decoding uses special naming for bits and their decimal representations t
 \section{Conditional opcodes}
 
 Conditional opcodes are executed only when the condition described by their encoded conditional field has been met.
-The groups of conditional instructions are, \Opcode{CALL}, \Opcode{JMP}, \Opcode{IF}, and \Opcode{RET}.
+The groups of conditional instructions are: \Opcode{CALL}, \Opcode{JMP}, \Opcode{IF}, and \Opcode{RET}.
 
 \begin{table}[H]
 \centering
@@ -887,7 +887,7 @@ The groups of conditional instructions are, \Opcode{CALL}, \Opcode{JMP}, \Opcode
 
 \textbf{Note:}
 
-There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and \texttt{ZR}/\texttt{NZ}.
+There are two pairs of conditions that work similarly: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and \texttt{ZR}/\texttt{NZ}.
 \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} pair operates on arithmetic zero flag (arithmetic 0) while \texttt{ZR}/\texttt{NZ} pair operates on logic zero flag (logic 0).
 
 \pagebreak{}
@@ -1910,7 +1910,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Load immediate value \Value{I} to register \Register{\$D}.
-          Perform and additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -1971,7 +1971,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Move value from data memory pointed by addressing register \Register{\$arS} to register \Register{\$D}.
           Decrements register \Register{\$arS}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -1993,7 +1993,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Move value from data memory pointed by addressing register \Register{\$arS} to register \Register{\$D}.
           Increments register \Register{\$arS}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -2015,7 +2015,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Move value from data memory pointed by addressing register \Register{\$arS} to register \Register{\$D}.
           Add indexing register \Register{\$ixS} to register \Register{\$arS}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -2036,7 +2036,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Move value from data memory pointed by address \Address{M} (8-bit sign-extended) to register \Register{\$(0x18+D)}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -2330,7 +2330,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Move value from register \Register{\$S} to register \Register{\$D}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -2744,7 +2744,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
-    $acD =- $acD
+    $acD = -$acD
     FLAGS($acD)
     $pc++
   \end{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -2981,7 +2981,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from register \Register{\$S} to a memory pointed by address \Address{M}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3001,7 +3001,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from source register \Register{\$S} to a memory location pointed by addressing
-          register \Register{\$arD}. Perform additional operation depending on source register.
+          register \Register{\$arD}. Perform an additional operation depending on source register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3021,7 +3021,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from source register \Register{\$S} to a memory location pointed by addressing
-          register \Register{\$arD}. Decrement register \Register{\$arD}. Perform additional operation depending on source register.
+          register \Register{\$arD}. Decrement register \Register{\$arD}. Perform an additional operation depending on source register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3042,7 +3042,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from source register \Register{\$S} to a memory location pointed by addressing
-          register \Register{\$arD}. Increment register \Register{\$arD}. Perform additional operation depending on source register.
+          register \Register{\$arD}. Increment register \Register{\$arD}. Perform an additional operation depending on source register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3064,7 +3064,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from source register \Register{\$S} to a memory location pointed by addressing
           register \Register{\$arD}. Add indexing register \Register{\$ixD} to register \Register{\$arD}.
-          Perform additional operation depending on source register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on source register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3085,7 +3085,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
     \item Store value from register \Register{\$(0x18+S)} to a memory pointed by address \Address{M} (8-bit sign-extended).
-          Perform additional operation depending on destination register.
+          Perform an additional operation depending on destination register.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3203,7 +3203,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
   \end{DSPOpcodeFormat}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeDescription}
-    \item Test hight part of secondary accumulator \Register{\$axR.h}.
+    \item Test high part of secondary accumulator \Register{\$axR.h}.
   \end{DSPOpcodeDescription}
 
   \begin{DSPOpcodeOperation}
@@ -3256,7 +3256,7 @@ There are two pairs of conditions that work similar: \texttt{EQ}/\texttt{NE} and
 \section{Extended opcodes}
 
 Extended opcodes do not exist on their own. These opcodes can only be attached to opcodes that
-allow extending (8 lower bits of opcode not used by opcode). Extended opcodes do not modify the program counter (\Register{\$pc} register.
+allow extending (8 lower bits of opcode not used by opcode). Extended opcodes do not modify the program counter (\Register{\$pc} register).
 
 \pagebreak{}