Commit 29033eb3 authored by Geoff Simmons's avatar Geoff Simmons

Minor doc fix

parent 2ced4724
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......@@ -187,11 +187,11 @@ the default value of ``n`` is 1, you can specify the minimum size by
calling ``init(INIT_SECMEM)`` without the ``n`` parameter.
``DISABLE_SECMEM`` disables secure memory; when secure memory is
disabled (either with ``init(DISABLE_SECMEM)`` or ``init(INIT_SECMEM,
0)``), any attempt to create an object with the ``secure`` flag
results in failure. If secure memory is enabled and then disabled
before ``init()`` is called with ``FINISH``, or vice versa, the last
setting holds.
disabled (either with ``init(DISABLE_SECMEM)`` or
``init(INIT_SECMEM, 0B)``), any attempt to create an object with the
``secure`` flag results in failure. If secure memory is enabled and
then disabled before ``init()`` is called with ``FINISH``, or vice
versa, the last setting holds.
``FINISH`` indicates that initialization is finalized, and must be
called before any of the VMOD's objects can be created. The simplest
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......@@ -155,11 +155,11 @@ the default value of ``n`` is 1, you can specify the minimum size by
calling ``init(INIT_SECMEM)`` without the ``n`` parameter.
``DISABLE_SECMEM`` disables secure memory; when secure memory is
disabled (either with ``init(DISABLE_SECMEM)`` or ``init(INIT_SECMEM,
0)``), any attempt to create an object with the ``secure`` flag
results in failure. If secure memory is enabled and then disabled
before ``init()`` is called with ``FINISH``, or vice versa, the last
setting holds.
disabled (either with ``init(DISABLE_SECMEM)`` or
``init(INIT_SECMEM, 0B)``), any attempt to create an object with the
``secure`` flag results in failure. If secure memory is enabled and
then disabled before ``init()`` is called with ``FINISH``, or vice
versa, the last setting holds.
``FINISH`` indicates that initialization is finalized, and must be
called before any of the VMOD's objects can be created. The simplest
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