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  fix a few typos in README.md
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Daniel J. Bernstein (creator of qmail and djbdns, among many other useful
things). He posted some very terse notes on his web site at one point things). He posted some very terse notes on his web site at one point
(there is no date) with the unassuming title, "[Rebuilding target files when (there is no date) with the unassuming title, "[Rebuilding target files when
source files have changed](http://cr.yp.to/redo.html)." Those notes are source files have changed](http://cr.yp.to/redo.html)." Those notes are
enough information to understand how the system it supposed to work; enough information to understand how the system is supposed to work;
unfortunately there's no code to go with it. I get the impression that the unfortunately there's no code to go with it. I get the impression that the
hypothetical "djb redo" is incomplete and Bernstein doesn't yet consider it hypothetical "djb redo" is incomplete and Bernstein doesn't yet consider it
ready for the real world. ready for the real world.
@ -376,7 +376,7 @@ tool that pokes around in there, please ask on the mailing
list if we can standardize something for you. list if we can standardize something for you.
# If a target didn't change, how to I prevent dependents from being rebuilt? # If a target didn't change, how do I prevent dependents from being rebuilt?
For example, running ./configure creates a bunch of files including For example, running ./configure creates a bunch of files including
config.h, and config.h might or might not change from one run to the next. config.h, and config.h might or might not change from one run to the next.