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From: Ian P. <ian...@in...> - 2004-04-06 23:05:46
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On 07 Apr 2004, at 00:59, Ned Konz wrote: >> I'd like to have 30 bit for a char. > > What's the advantage of doing that? What can't you represent in 24 > bits? You can pack five "sixbit"-encoded DECSystem-10 characters into a single 30-bit word. ;-) ;-) Seriously, though, you're right. UCS (Unicode) only needs 21. Unless I'm missing something? Tchao, Ian |