Fix a few typos

Author:Peter Gummer
Date:2010-02-02T05:28:53.000000Z


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==What's new==
{{seealso|[[Differences between standard ECMA-367 and Eiffel Software implementation|Differences between standard ECMA-367 and Eiffel Software implementation]] }}
*Added support for transient attribute. A transient attribute is an attribute which is not stored at runtime and for which its absence in the retrieval system has no effect. Only implemented for C based storable.
* New loop constructs implementation per a draft specification of the next ECMA standard. Although the compiler support the new construct, the library counterpart was not included in this release. It will be available as a separate download a few weeks after the 6.5 release.
* New loop constructs implementation per a draft specification of the next ECMA standard. Although the compiler supports the new construct, the library counterpart was not included in this release. It will be available as a separate download a few weeks after the 6.5 release.
==Improvements==
No major improvements in 6.5 as this release was mostly focused on quality improvements.
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===Runtime/code generation issues===
* Fixed eweasel test#final086 where an object test could evaluate more than once the expression.
* Fixed bug#13969 where an Eiffel generated DLL trying to print something to the console would cause a crash
* Fixed eweasel test#final086 where an object test could evaluate the expression more than once.
* Fixed bug#13969 where an Eiffel generated DLL trying to print something to the console would cause a crash.
* Fixed bug#15553 where querying <eiffel>{FILE}.is_socket</eiffel> and some other file properties would not work properly on some Unix platforms (Solaris in particular).
* Fixed bug#13852 and bug#13816 where allocating large arrays would cause a memory corruption.
* Improved runtime protection of certain routines if a signal is delivered to avoid either corruption or memory leak (Fixes bug#13851, bug#13842, bug#13849, bug#13850 and bug#13840).