Typos

src/platforms/rcore_desktop_sdl.c

@@ -863,7 +863,7 @@ void SetWindowMonitor(int monitor)
                 // ending up positioned partly outside the target display
                 // NOTE 2: The workaround for that is, previously to moving the window,
                 // setting the window size to the target display size, so they match
-                // NOTE 3: It wasn't done here because it can not bee assumed that changing
+                // NOTE 3: It wasn't done here because it can not be assumed that changing
                 // the window size automatically is acceptable behavior by the user
                 SDL_SetWindowPosition(platform.window, usableBounds.x, usableBounds.y);
                 CORE.Window.position.x = usableBounds.x;

src/platforms/rcore_desktop_win32.c

@@ -2213,7 +2213,7 @@ static unsigned SanitizeFlags(int mode, unsigned flags)
 //
 // This design takes care of many odd corner cases. For example, in case of restoring
 // a window that was previously maximized AND minimized and those two flags need to be removed,
-// ShowWindow with SW_RESTORE twice need to bee actually calleed. Another example is
+// ShowWindow with SW_RESTORE twice need to be actually calleed. Another example is
 // wheen having a maximized window, if the undecorated flag is modified then the window style
 // needs to be updated, but updating the style would mean the window size would change
 // causing the window to lose its Maximized state which would mean the window size

src/rlgl.h

@@ -2989,7 +2989,7 @@ void rlDrawRenderBatch(rlRenderBatch *batch)
 
         // NOTE: glMapBuffer() causes sync issue
         // If GPU is working with this buffer, glMapBuffer() will wait(stall) until GPU to finish its job
-        // To avoid waiting (idle), glBufferData() can bee called first with NULL pointer before glMapBuffer()
+        // To avoid waiting (idle), glBufferData() can be called first with NULL pointer before glMapBuffer()
         // Doing that, the previous data in PBO will be discarded and glMapBuffer() returns a new
         // allocated pointer immediately even if GPU is still working with the previous data