FInalized Fortran documentation.

doc/libmtime.dox

@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@
  * This project aims to provide time, calenendar, and event handling
  * for model applications.
  *
- * libmtime provides the following simple and well documented data structures of
+ * libmtime provides the following simple and well documented data structures forq
  * common use:
  *
  * @arg calendar:    The base calendar; either proleptic Gregorian, 
  *                   365 day years, or 360 day years calendar.
  * @arg date:        A calendars date.
- * @arg time:        A time at a day.
+ * @arg time:        A time on a day.
  * @arg datetime:    Date and time combined.
  * @arg timedelta:   A difference in datetime.
  * @arg julianday:   The Julian day to define the base time axis. 
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
  * @section Usage
  *
  * The doxygen documentation you are reading is pretty rich. You
- * are still recomended to take a look at the libmtime/test directory, 
+ * are still recomended to take a look at the libmtime/examples directory, 
  * which contains some usage examples.
  *
  * @section License
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@
  *
  * @section Dependency
  *
- * The library should work correctly without any dependency under any
+ * The library should work correctly without any dependencies under any
  * Posix-compliant operating system. If you experience some issue
  * please contact me. The AUTHORS file provided with the software
  * distribution contain developers contacts.