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@@ -1698,7 +1698,7 @@ its siblings, it can create *messages* which can be injected into the event queu
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Notice the change of terminology, where *message* indicates that the entry
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was created by code procesing, rather than an interrupt.
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-### PostMessage
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+### PostMessage()
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We need a service routine to add messages to the event queue:
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`postMessage()`. This call is very smimilar `newEvent()` which should
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@@ -1720,7 +1720,7 @@ reason that I use different names is that some more sophisticated operating
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systems require that these two functions are *not* identical.
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</details>
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-### SendMessage
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+### SendMessage()
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In some cases we may want the sibling task to process the information immediately.
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This means:
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