@@ -31,14 +31,14 @@ class CERun(
3131 // receivedMessage is called only from JSComRun. Hence its implementation is empty in CERun
3232 protected def receivedMessage (msg : String ): Unit = ()
3333
34- /** A [[ scala.concurrent. Future Future ]] that completes if the run completes.
34+ /** A Future that completes if the run completes.
3535 *
3636 * The future is failed if the run fails.
3737 *
38- * Note that a [[ JSRun ]] is not required to ever terminate on it's own. That
38+ * Note that a JSRun is not required to ever terminate on it's own. That
3939 * means even if all code is executed and the event loop is empty, the run
4040 * may continue to run. As a consequence, it is *not* correct to rely on
41- * termination of a [[ JSRun ]] without any external means of stopping it (i.e.
41+ * termination of a JSRun without any external means of stopping it (i.e.
4242 * calling [[close ]]).
4343 */
4444 var wantToClose = new AtomicBoolean (false )
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ class CERun(
112112 * Whether or not this makes the run fail or not is up to the implementation.
113113 * However, in the following cases, calling [[close ]] may not fail the run:
114114 * <ul> <li>[[future ]] is already completed when [[close ]] is called.
115- * <li>This is a [[JSComRun ]] and the event loop inside the VM is empty.
115+ * <li>This is a [[CERun ]] and the event loop inside the VM is empty.
116116 * </ul>
117117 *
118118 * Idempotent, async, nothrow.
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