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@@ -1470,7 +1470,7 @@ The sequence of things we do to allow allocations during concurrent sweep is des
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1. At the beginning of concurrrent sweep we decide if we will benefit from allowing allocations during concurrent
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sweep for any of the buckets. If there is at-least one bucket for which we think we will benefit we will turn on
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allocations during concurrent sweep. Once turned on we will attempt to enable allocations during concurrent sweep
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-for all supported buckets (i.e. small/medium, normal/leaf, non-finalizable buckets.write barrier bickets are supported
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+for all supported buckets (i.e. small/medium, normal/leaf, non-finalizable buckets.write barrier buckets are supported
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as well.).
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2. If allocations are turned on during concurrent sweep, we will see if there are any allocable blocks in the
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heapBlockList after the nextAllocableBlockHead. If we find any such blocks, we move them to a SLIST that the
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John Doe