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Typo fix (issue #15)

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Adam Chlipala 2016-12-31 14:04:08 -05:00
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@ -3625,7 +3625,7 @@ Formally, we define $\pors{h, l, \concat{(c, s)}{S}}$ as follows, recalling that
\begin{itemize} \begin{itemize}
\item There is some $c_0$ where $\na{c} = c_0$. That is, thread $c$ has some atomic action lined up to run next. \item There is some $c_0$ where $\na{c} = c_0$. That is, thread $c$ has some atomic action lined up to run next.
\item There exist $h'$, $l'$, and $c'$ such that $\smallstep{(h, l, c)}{(h', l', c')}$. That is, thread $c$ is actually able to take a step, which might not be possible if e.g. trying to take a lock that is already held. \item There exist $h'$, $l'$, and $c'$ such that $\smallstep{(h, l, c)}{(h', l', c')}$. That is, thread $c$ is actually able to take a step, which might not be possible if e.g. trying to take a lock that is already held.
\item For every $(c_1, s) \in S$, we have $\commu{c_0}{c_1}$. That is, all actions that other threads might perform commute with $c_0$, the first action of $c$. \item For every $(c_1, s) \in S$, we have $\commu{c_0}{s}$. That is, all actions that other threads might perform commute with $c_0$, the first action of $c$.
\end{itemize} \end{itemize}
\newcommand{\smallstepC}[2]{#1 \to_C #2} \newcommand{\smallstepC}[2]{#1 \to_C #2}