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1008 trivial - it is just the array of 256 16-bit UCS codes. Therefore, an
1014 16-bit "to_ucs" table is to use the huge 16-bit array like in case
1026 corresponds the "from_ucs" array and has the following layout:
1029 from_ucs array:
1071 "from_ucs" array. If there is no codes in the subrange, the heading
1077 is defined in the first 2-byte element of the "from_ucs" array.
1086 of the "from_ucs" array, @emph{X} is 0xFF. Else, continue to search.
1092 "flom_ucs" array index of the @emph{BlkN}-th block.
1122 The following is the layout of the size-optimized table array:
1125 size_arr array:
1137 Unranged codes array index (2 bytes)
1149 Unranged codes array
1154 The @dfn{Unranged codes array index} @emph{size_arr} section helps to find
1161 The array of these triads is sorted by the firs element, therefore it is
1165 Each range has the corresponding sub-array containing the "to" codes. These
1170 The "Unranged codes array" contains pairs ("from" code, "to" code") for
1171 each unranged code. The array of these pairs is sorted by "from" code
1197 @item Try to find the corresponding triad in the "Unranged codes array
1198 index". Since we are searching in the sorted array, we can do it quickly
1202 range array. If it is 0xFFFF, return an error.
1572 @emph{lib/aliasesbi.c} - the array of encoding names and aliases. The array
1593 @emph{ccs/ccsdeps.h} - the array of linked-in CCS tables is defined