es for all the
>conversions they support will be a piece of cake.
>
>--Chris
>
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> Most high
Most higher level languages have some sort of hash or associative array
built in, perhaps there are a few libraries somewhere for C to do this even
more efficiently since all keys and values are the same length (two bytes)
from UCS16 to SJIS? I assume a simple calculation and 14k array will wo
