; On the M32C, "address" for bit instructions is a regular address,
; and the bit number is stored in a separate field. Thus, we can let
; gcc do more interesting things. However, the M32C cannot set all
-; the bits in a 16 bit register, which the R8C/M16C can do.
+; the bits in a 16-bit register, which the R8C/M16C can do.
; However, it all means that we end up with two sets of patterns, one
; for each chip.
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