Fix typos

lib/kokkos/example/tutorial/03_simple_view/Makefile

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ include $(KOKKOS_PATH)/Makefile.kokkos
 
 build: $(EXE)
 
-#for unit testing only, for best preformance with OpenMP 4.0 or better
+#for unit testing only, for best performance with OpenMP 4.0 or better
 test: $(EXE)
 	./$(EXE)
 

lib/kokkos/example/tutorial/Algorithms/01_random_numbers/random_numbers.cpp

@@ -64,10 +64,10 @@ typedef Kokkos::HostSpace::execution_space DefaultHostType;
 // threads can grep their own. On CPU architectures the pool size is equal to
 // the thread number, on CUDA about 128k states are generated (enough to give
 // every potentially simultaneously running thread its own state). With a kernel
-// a thread is required to aquire a state from the pool and later return it. On
+// a thread is required to acquire a state from the pool and later return it. On
 // CPUs the Random number generator is deterministic if using the same number of
 // threads. On GPUs (i.e. using the CUDA backend it is not deterministic because
-// threads aquire states via atomics.
+// threads acquire states via atomics.
 
 // A Functor for generating uint64_t random numbers templated on the
 // GeneratorPool type
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ struct generate_random {
     for (int k = 0; k < samples; k++)
       vals(i * samples + k) = rand_gen.urand64();
 
-    // Give the state back, which will allow another thread to aquire it
+    // Give the state back, which will allow another thread to acquire it
     rand_pool.free_state(rand_gen);
   }
 };