AVR: Fix typo / white space in include/opcode/avr.h
Fixes a typo and trailing whitespace in a comment within the AVR opcode header file.
This patch addresses a minor issue in the AVR opcode header file (include/opcode/avr.h) by correcting a typo in a comment and removing trailing whitespace. The typo changed ‘fux-ups’ to ‘fix-ups’. The change is purely cosmetic and does not affect the functionality of the AVR toolchain.
In Details
This commit rectifies a typographical error ('fux-ups' to 'fix-ups') and cleans up trailing whitespace in a comment within include/opcode/avr.h. This file defines assembly instructions and their properties for the AVR microcontroller architecture, used by gas and avr-dis.c. The change is a standard code hygiene improvement and does not impact code generation or disassembly logic.
- AVR
- A family of microcontrollers developed by Atmel (now Microchip Technology), commonly used in embedded systems.
- opcode
- A part of a machine language instruction that specifies the operation to be performed.
- avr.h
- A header file within binutils that defines the opcodes and instruction set for the AVR architecture.
- gas
- The GNU Assembler, part of the binutils package, responsible for converting assembly code into machine code.
- typo
- A typographical error; a mistake made in the typed copy of text.