Merge "DOC: Fix typos in the SW guide LaTeX files."

Author: thewtex

SoftwareGuide/Latex/DG05-SoftwareProcess.tex

@@ -199,8 +199,8 @@ \section{Working The Process}
 day to the CDash dashboard. Developers who checked in code are expected to
 visit the dashboard and ensure their changes are acceptable---that is, they
 do not introduce compilation errors or warnings, or break any other tests
-including regression, memory, PrintSelf, and Set/Get. Again, developers are
-expected to fix problems immediately.
+including regression, memory, \code{PrintSelf}, and \code{Set}/\code{Get}.
+Again, developers are expected to fix problems immediately.
 
 The release cycle occurs a small number of times a year. This requires
 tagging and branching the Git repository, updating documentation, and
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ \section{The Effectiveness of the Process}
 The effectiveness of this process is profound. By providing immediate
 feedback to developers through email and Web pages (e.g., the dashboard), the
 quality of ITK is exceptionally high, especially considering the complexity
-of the algorithms and system. Errors, when accidently introduced, are caught
+of the algorithms and system. Errors, when accidentally introduced, are caught
 quickly, as compared to catching them at the point of release. To wait to the
 point of release is to wait too long, since the causal relationship between a
 code change or addition and a bug is lost. The process is so powerful that it

SoftwareGuide/Latex/I02-Installation.tex

@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ \section{Using CMake for Configuring and Building ITK}
 CMake generates native Makefiles or workspaces to be used with the corresponding
 development environment of your choice. For example, on UNIX and Cygwin systems,
 CMake generates Makefiles; under Microsoft Windows CMake generates Visual Studio
-workspaces; CMake is also capable of generateing appropriate build files for
+workspaces; CMake is also capable of generating appropriate build files for
 other development environments, e.g., Eclipse. The information used by CMake is
 provided in \code{CMakeLists.txt} files that are present in every directory of
 the ITK source tree. Along with the specification of project structure and code