Minor documentation fixes

Author: Paebbels

doc/DataStructure/index.rst

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ cross-references or dedicated data structure (tree, graph, …) for connecting m
 Graphs
 ******
 
-pyVHDLModel uses the graph implementation from :pyTool:mod:`pyTooling.Graph` as it provides an object oriented programming
+pyVHDLModel uses the graph implementation from :py:mod:`pyTooling.Graph` as it provides an object oriented programming
 interface to vertices and edges.
 
 Dependency Graph
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ The dependency graph describes dependencies between:
 
 The relation can be:
 
-* Defined in source file
+* defined in source file
 * references
 * implements
 * instantiates
@@ -55,11 +55,11 @@ Compile Order Graph
 The compile order can be derived from dependency graph by:
 
 1. copying all document vertices
-2. iterating all edges in the dependency graph.
-   1. resolve the source and the destination to the referenced design units
-   2. resolved further to the documents these design units are declared in
-   3. resolve further which vertices correspond in the compile order graph
-   4. if edges does not yet exist, add an edge between two documents in the compile order graph
+2. iterating all edges in the dependency graph
+   #. resolve the source and the destination to the referenced design units
+   #. resolved further to the documents these design units are declared in
+   #. resolve further which vertices correspond in the compile order graph
+   #. if edges does not yet exist, add an edge between two documents in the compile order graph
 
 
 .. toctree::

doc/GettingStarted.rst

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ pyVHDLParser
 ************
 
 The pyVHDLParser is a token-stream based parser creating a code document object model (CodeDOM) derived from
-pyVHDLModel. Actually, pyVHDlModel was originally part of that parser, until it got refactored into this standalone
+pyVHDLModel. Actually, pyVHDLModel was originally part of that parser, until it got refactored into this standalone
 package so multiple frontends (parsers) and backends (analysis tools) can use this VHDL language model as a common API.
 
 .. warning:: Currently, pyVHDLParser is not aligned with latest updates in pyVHDLModel.
@@ -227,8 +227,8 @@ On Mac
 Using libghdl with Python
 =========================
 
-An environment variable :envvar:`GHDL_PREFIX=C:\\Tools\\GHDL\\3.0.0-dev\\lib\\ghdl` is needed for libghdl. The path is
-constructed from installation path plus ``lib\\ghdl``.
+An environment variable :envvar:`GHDL_PREFIX=C:\\Tools\\GHDL\\3.0.0-dev\\lib\\ghdl` is needed for ``libghdl``. The path is
+constructed from installation path plus ``lib\ghdl``.
 
 .. admonition:: GettingStarted.py
 

doc/index.rst

@@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ frontends.
 Use Cases
 *********
 
-* High-level API for `GHDL's <https://GitHub.com/ghdl/ghdl>`__ `libghdl` offered via `pyGHDL <https://ghdl.github.io/ghdl/using/pyGHDL/index.html>`__.
-* Code Document-Object-Model (Code-DOM) in `pyVHDLParser <https://GitHub.com/Paebbels/pyVHDLParser>`__.
+* High-level API for `GHDL's <https://GitHub.com/ghdl/ghdl>`__ `libghdl` offered via `pyGHDL <https://ghdl.github.io/ghdl/pyGHDL/pyGHDL.html>`__.
+* Code Document-Object-Model (Code-DOM) in `pyVHDLParser <https://paebbels.github.io/pyVHDLParser/>`__.
 
 
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