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@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ Here is the bit field list:
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The execution of the YAFL code is stoped on the first error, so only one error may appear during YAFL function call.
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We think that errors are actually unlikely to happen so every error check in our code is wrapped in `YAFL_UNLIKELY` macro.
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-If this macro doesn't mean **never** and if some **printf-like** function oe macro is used in `YAFL_LOG` macro, then you can get something like **stacktrace** in your console og log file if error happens.
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+If this macro doesn't mean **never** and if some **printf-like** function oe macro is used in `YAFL_DBG` macro, then you can get something like **stacktrace** in your console og log file if error happens.
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On the other hand a single call to some YAFL function may yield many warning bits.
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To disthiguish between warinings and errors `YAFL_ST_ERR_THR` is used, e.g.:
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shkolnick-kun