typos

R/bigmemory.R

@@ -1190,7 +1190,7 @@ setMethod('tail', signature(x="big.matrix"),
 #' @description \code{print} will print out the elements within
 #' a \code{big.matrix} object.
 #' @note By default, this will only return the \code{head} of a big.matrix
-#' to prevent console overflow.  If you trun off the bigmemory.print.warning
+#' to prevent console overflow.  If you turn off the bigmemory.print.warning
 #' option then it will convert to a base R matrix and print all elements.
 #' @param x A \code{big.matrix} object
 #' @export
@@ -1447,7 +1447,7 @@ setGeneric('read.big.matrix',
            shared=options()$bigmemory.default.shared) 
   standardGeneric('read.big.matrix'))
 
-#' @@importFrom stats na.omit
+#' @importFrom stats na.omit
 #' @rdname write.big.matrix
 setMethod('read.big.matrix', signature(filename='character'),
   function(filename, sep, header, col.names, row.names, has.row.names, 

R/hello-bigmemory.R

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@
 #'       After removing a last reference to a big \code{big.matrix}, user should manually run 
 #'       \code{gc()} to reclaim the memory.
 #' \item Attaching the description of already finalized \code{big.matrix} and accessing this object
-#'       will result in undefined behaviour, which simply means it will crash the current R session
+#'       will result in undefined behavior, which simply means it will crash the current R session
 #'       with no hope of saving the data in it. To prevent R from de-allocating (finalizing) the 
 #'       matrices, user should keep at least one \code{big.memory} object somewhere in R memory in at
 #'       least one R session on the current machine.