Capitalize Montium.

diff --git a/Report/Main/Context/MontiumC.tex b/Report/Main/Context/MontiumC.tex
index d3da01ac263583d1bc4e9c15b4abd255ef66160b..d563209bd246d486c2f97641d369ddf4e8b8c9b9 100644 (file)
--- a/Report/Main/Context/MontiumC.tex
+++ b/Report/Main/Context/MontiumC.tex
@@ -3,8 +3,8 @@
 Since having just a piece of hardware is not enough, we also need some way to
 program the Montium. To this end, the MontiumC language was created. The
 MontiumC language is a language very similar to C. It allows very fine grained
-control over the montium through a set of functions that can be called (where
-the function called determines the operation mapped on the montium).
+control over the Montium through a set of functions that can be called (where
+the function called determines the operation mapped on the Montium).
 
 MontiumC is, on one hand, a strict subset of C. Every MontiumC program is
 therefore a valid C program as well. This is one of the strong points of
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ MontiumC: By using a normal C compiler, a MontiumC program can be functionally
 simulated on normal hardware.
 
 On the other hand, MontiumC defines a number of special functions which are
-mapped onto the Montium ALU when compiling with the montium-specific
+mapped onto the Montium ALU when compiling with the Montium-specific
 backend. When compiling with a normal C compiler, these functions are
 implemented by a library implemented in C.