Rewording and fixing comments.

README

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ hold the RGB values for each pixel. It supports quite a set of commands that
 allow to easily manipulate what's shown on the LCD without changing the actual
 data in the framebuffer.
 
-This library provides access to all the documenten commands the controller
+This library provides access to all the documented commands the controller
 supports.
 
 Library
@@ -34,9 +34,9 @@ header:
    Optionally the macro SSD_RD_DATA() may be defined which allows the
    initialization code in ssd_init_pll() to verify that the PLL of the chip
    indeed has settled on the specified frequency settings and is stable.
-   However, initialization will also proceed without this macros being defined
-   and in my local experiments I haven't found a setting and PLL combination
-   that would produce unstable results.
+   However, initialization will also proceed without this macro being defined.
+   In my local experiments I haven't found a setting and PLL combination that
+   would produce unstable results.
 
  - or #define SSD_IO_MACROS to a path name (including surrounding "quotes")
    pointing to a C header file that defines the above macros.

ssd-cat.c

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
 #include "ssd1963.h"	/* commands/init functions for SSD1963 controller */
 #include "itdb02.h"	/* LCD definitions */
 
-/* use the 4.3" display from ITead Studios */
+/* use the 4.3" display from ITead Studio */
 #define LCD_PANEL	HSD043I9W1_A
 #define LCD_PANEL_W	(LCD_PANEL.hori.visible)
 #define LCD_PANEL_H	(LCD_PANEL.vert.visible)
@@ -42,9 +42,9 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv)
 
 	if (r == EXIT_SUCCESS) {
 		size_t i, n;
-		/* horizontal interval to draw to */
-		SSD_SET_PAGE_ADDRESS(y, y + h - 1);
 		/* vertical interval to draw to */
+		SSD_SET_PAGE_ADDRESS(y, y + h - 1);
+		/* horizontal interval to draw to */
 		SSD_SET_COLUMN_ADDRESS(x, x + w - 1);
 		/* writing commences... */
 		SSD_WRITE_MEMORY_START();