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--- Comment #48 from Zoltan Herczeg <hzmester@???> 2011-12-31 07:27:50 ---
> I think you lost me here ... :)
> How are the two leading bytes (containing the corresponding capturing group
> index, as a big endian unsigned integer) considered then?
In 16 bit, we use a single 16 bit unsigned short character for storing 2 byte
constants in machine endian order. This is also true for LINK_SIZE: as for
LINK_SIZE 2, we use a single 16 bit character, as for LINK_SIZE 3 or 4 we use
two. This was a major change, and required changing a lot of hard-coded
constants, but I think it is worth it since it takes less space and runs
faster.
> For Qt, it would be a nice change. I also guess it would be nice under Win32
> (where wchar_t is a typedef for unsigned short). I'm not sure about other
> potential users (WebKit?), so I let them speak for themselves. :-)
Done.
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