@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ lwp_t LWP_GetSelf(void);
143143
144144/*! \fn s32 LWP_GetThreadPriority(lwp_t thethread)
145145\brief Get the priority of the given thread.
146- \param[in] thethread handle to the thread context whos priority should be returned. If NULL, the current thread will be taken.
146+ \param[in] thethread handle to the thread context whose priority should be returned. If NULL, the current thread will be taken.
147147
148148\return current thread priority
149149*/
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ s32 LWP_GetThreadPriority(lwp_t thethread);
152152
153153/*! \fn s32 LWP_SetThreadPriority(lwp_t thethread,u32 prio)
154154\brief Set the priority of the given thread.
155- \param[in] thethread handle to the thread context whos priority should be changed. If NULL, the current thread will be taken.
155+ \param[in] thethread handle to the thread context whose priority should be changed. If NULL, the current thread will be taken.
156156\param[in] prio new thread priority to set
157157
158158\return old thread priority
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ s32 LWP_InitQueue(lwpq_t *thequeue);
236236
237237
238238/*! \fn s32 LWP_CloseQueue(lwpq_t thequeue)
239- \brief Close the thread synchronization queue and releas the handle
239+ \brief Close the thread synchronization queue and release the handle
240240\param[in] thequeue handle to the thread's synchronization queue
241241
242242\return 0 on success, non-zero on error
@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ s32 LWP_ThreadTimedSleep(lwpq_t thequeue,const struct timespec *reltime);
264264
265265
266266/*! \fn s32 LWP_ThreadSignal(lwpq_t thequeue)
267- \brief Signals one thread to be revmoved from the thread synchronization queue and sets it back to running state.
267+ \brief Signals one thread to be removed from the thread synchronization queue and sets it back to running state.
268268\param[in] thequeue handle to the thread's synchronization queue to pop the blocked thread off
269269
270270\return 0 on success, non-zero on error
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