Merge pull request #31 from fireice-uk/topic-fix-typo

Minor doc fixes

doc/compile.md

@@ -18,13 +18,13 @@ By default the miner will be build with all dependencies. Each optional dependen
 
 There are two easy ways to set variables for `cmake` to configure *xmr-stak*
 - use the ncurses GUI
-  - `ccmake .`
+  - `ccmake ..`
   - edit your options
   - end the GUI by pressing the key `c`(create) and than `g`(generate)
 - set Options on the command line
-  - enable a option: `cmake . -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=ON`
-  - disable a option `cmake . -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=OFF`
-  - set a value `cmake . -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=value`
+  - enable a option: `cmake .. -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=ON`
+  - disable a option `cmake .. -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=OFF`
+  - set a value `cmake .. -DNAME_OF_THE_OPTION=value`
 
 After the configuration you need to compile the miner, follow the guide for your platform:
 * [Compile in Windows](compile_Windows.md)
@@ -33,17 +33,17 @@ After the configuration you need to compile the miner, follow the guide for your
 
 ## Generic Build Options
 - `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX` install miner to the home folder
-  - `cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/xmr-stak-cpu`
+  - `cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/xmr-stak-cpu`
   - you can find the binary and the `config.txt` file after `make install` in `$HOME/xmr-stak-cpu/bin`
 - `CMAKE_LINK_STATIC` link libgcc and libstdc++ libraries static (default OFF)
-  - disable with `cmake . -DCMAKE_LINK_STATIC=ON`
+  - disable with `cmake .. -DCMAKE_LINK_STATIC=ON`
 - `CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE` set the build type
   - valid options: `Release` or `Debug`
   - you should always keep `Release` for your productive miners
 - `MICROHTTPD_ENABLE` allow to disable/enable the dependency *microhttpd*
-  - there is no *http* interface available if option is disabled: `cmake . -DMICROHTTPD_ENABLE=OFF`
+  - there is no *http* interface available if option is disabled: `cmake .. -DMICROHTTPD_ENABLE=OFF`
 - `OpenSSL_ENABLE` allow to disable/enable the dependency *OpenSSL*
-  - it is not possible to connect to a *https* secured pool if option is disabled: `cmake . -DOpenSSL_ENABLE=OFF`
+  - it is not possible to connect to a *https* secured pool if option is disabled: `cmake .. -DOpenSSL_ENABLE=OFF`
 
 ## CPU Build Options
 
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ After the configuration you need to compile the miner, follow the guide for your
 - `CUDA_ENABLE` allow to disable/enable the NVIDIA backend of the miner
 - `CUDA_ARCH` build for a certain compute architecture
   - this option needs a semicolon separated list
-  - `cmake . -DCUDA_ARCH=61` or `cmake . -DCUDA_ARCH=20;61`
+  - `cmake .. -DCUDA_ARCH=61` or `cmake .. -DCUDA_ARCH=20;61`
   - [list](https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-gpus) with NVIDIA compute architectures
   - by default the miner is created for all currently available compute architectures
 - `CUDA_COMPILER` select the compiler for the device code
@@ -70,12 +70,12 @@ After the configuration you need to compile the miner, follow the guide for your
     # compile host and device code with clang
     export CC=/usr/bin/clang
     export CXX=/usr/bin/clang++
-    cmake . -DCUDA_COMPILER=clang
+    cmake .. -DCUDA_COMPILER=clang
 ```
 - `XMR-STAK_LARGEGRID` use `32` or `64` bit integer for on device indices
   - default is enabled
-  - on old GPUs it can increase the hash rate if disabled: `cmake . -DXMR-STAK_LARGEGRID=OFF`
+  - on old GPUs it can increase the hash rate if disabled: `cmake .. -DXMR-STAK_LARGEGRID=OFF`
   - if disabled it is not allowed to use more than `1000` threads on the device
 - `XMR-STAK_THREADS` give the compiler information which value for `threads` is used at runtime
   - default is `0` (compile time optimization)
-  - if the miner is compiled and used at runtime with the some value it can increase the hash rate: `cmake . -DXMR-STAK_THREADS=32`
+  - if the miner is compiled and used at runtime with the some value it can increase the hash rate: `cmake .. -DXMR-STAK_THREADS=32`

doc/compile_Windows.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@
 
 ## Compile
 
-- download and unzip `xmr-stak
+- download and unzip `xmr-stak`
 - open the command line terminal `cmd`
 - `cd` to your unzipped source code directory
 - execute the following commands (NOTE: path to VS2017 can be different)