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15-bit compress/decompres Comment from Glenn on January 23, 2015 6:24:39 PM PST # Would generating the UTF16 versions be as simple as cloning the compress/decompress code, and changing some constants? In compress, change 15 to 14, and in decompress change 32768 to 16384? Would that produce the same data stream as the double-pass presently used? I'm don't understand the whole algorithm, as yet... but those constants seem to control the packing and unpacking of bits on the compresssed data stream... Maybe some other constants or calculations would have to go with those changes?
15-bit compress/decompres Comment from Anonymous on May 8, 2024 10:01:11 PM PDT #
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