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/PHP-8.2/ext/hash/sha3/generic64lc/ |
H A D | KeccakP-1600-64.macros | 114 Cu ^= E##ku; \ 141 A##ku ^= Du; \ 142 Bsi = ROL64(A##ku, 39); \ 237 A##ku ^= Du; \ 238 Bsi = ROL64(A##ku, 39); \ 322 Cu ^= E##ku; \ 349 A##ku ^= Du; \ 445 A##ku ^= Du; \ 475 X##ku = state[14]; \ 502 state[14] = X##ku; \ [all …]
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/PHP-8.2/ext/mbstring/tests/ |
H A D | iso2022jp_kddi_encoding.phpt | 41 * vendor extensions, in ku 13 */ 49 * They are mapped in 22 ku (or 'rows') above the places where they are mapped 64 $ku = $kuten >> 8; 65 if ($ku >= 106 && $ku <= 112)
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H A D | sjis_mobile_encodings.phpt | 206 * represented a different ku code */ 210 function shiftJISEncode($ku, $ten) { 211 $ku -= 0x21; 213 $hiBits = $ku >> 1; 214 $loBit = $ku % 2; 230 foreach ($escCodeToKu as $char => $ku) { 232 $sjis = shiftJISEncode($ku, $ten);
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H A D | cp5022x_encoding.phpt | 18 * the ku number, because 94 first bytes were not available. There are 20 * we get the low bit of the ku number by seeing which one it is. */
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H A D | mb_detect_encoding.phpt | 292 'Zadarmo ani kuře nehrabe.',
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/PHP-8.2/ext/gd/libgd/ |
H A D | gdft.c | 257 int ku, ten; in gdTcl_UtfToUniChar() local 259 ku = (byte & 0x7F) - 0x20; in gdTcl_UtfToUniChar() 261 if ((ku < 1 || ku > 92) || (ten < 1 || ten > 94)) { in gdTcl_UtfToUniChar() 266 *chPtr = (Tcl_UniChar) UnicodeTbl[ku - 1][ten - 1]; in gdTcl_UtfToUniChar()
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/PHP-8.2/ext/mbstring/tests/data/ |
H A D | MacJapanese-SJIS.txt | 130 # 0x7E7E (corresponding to "ku-ten" codes in the range 1,1 to 173 # so-called "ku+84" vertical forms, since their ku-ten code is 175 # form character by adding 84 to the ku (row) number. 204 # 0x86A2-0x879C. Like the standard variant, it does have the ku+84 229 # d) Old ku+10 verticals variant 236 # section 2b above. Instead, it has a set of "ku+10" vertical forms
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H A D | JISX0212.txt | 42 # the high and low bytes correspond to the ku and ten of
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H A D | JISX0208.txt | 43 # the high and low bytes correspond to the ku and ten of
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