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

Minor doc fix

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