Making spelling of JaegerMonkey consistent.

mozilla · Mar 21, 2011 · 8304b29 · 8304b29
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@@ -670,7 +670,7 @@ <h1>Compositing acceleration</h1>
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                         <h1>Javascript engine</h1>
                         <p>Firefox's Javascript Engine is named "SpiderMonkey". To compete with platform-native application, JavaScript execution speed is crucial. SpiderMonkey brings two different optimizations:
-                        <ul><li><strong>TraceMonkey</strong></li><li><strong>JaëgerMonkey</strong></li></ul></p>
+                        <ul><li><strong>TraceMonkey</strong></li><li><strong>JaegerMonkey</strong></li></ul></p>
 
                         <a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en/spidermonkey" title="documentation">learn more</a>
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@@ -682,9 +682,9 @@ <h1>TraceMonkey</h1>
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-                        <h1>Jägermonkey</h1>
-                        <p>JaëgerMonkey is a new method <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> for SpiderMonkey. The goal is to get reliable baseline performance on the order of other JS <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> systems. Jägermonkey will be a baseline whole-method <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> that doesn't necessarily do many traditional compiler optimizations. Instead, it does dynamic-language-JIT-oriented optimizations like PICs and specialization of constant operands.</p>
-                        <a href="https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/03/improving-javascript-performance-with-jagermonkey/" title="documentation">learn more</a>
+                        <h1>JaegerMonkey</h1>
+                        <p>JaegerMonkey is a new method <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> for SpiderMonkey. The goal is to get reliable baseline performance on the order of other JS <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> systems. JaegerMonkey will be a baseline whole-method <abbr title="just-in-time compiler">JIT</abbr> that doesn't necessarily do many traditional compiler optimizations. Instead, it does dynamic-language-JIT-oriented optimizations like PICs and specialization of constant operands.</p>
+                        <a href="https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/03/improving-javascript-performance-with-jagerMonkey/" title="documentation">learn more</a>
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