On Wednesday, 17 January 2018 at 22:59:58 UTC, H. S. Teoh wrote:
I took a first stab at integrating this into dlang/tools:
https://github.com/quickfur/tools/tree/unicode_gen
So far, I can get the 64-bit generator to run and produce the
generated unicode_*.d files. Unfortunately they are missing the
32-bit data, because I couldn't get a 32-bit dmd toolchain
working on my PC.
Maybe you could take a look and submit PRs against that branch
for any fixes you'd like to get in? I'll see if I can somehow
get 32-bit working on my PC.
Alternatively, maybe the solution is to hack the Trie code so
that it uses explicit int sizes rather than size_t, then we can
use it to generate both 32-bit and 64-bit tables without
requiring the host platform to support both.
Yes, I guess we have to allow word size to be redefined. I just
wanted fastest version by default w/o possibility to screw up on
the user side of things.
Also forgot to mention that can pass BitPacked!(ubyte,2) to Trie
template as value type to use 2 bit per value. Should reduce your
width table 4-fold. Just saying;)
