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Paul Eggert authored
This improves performance of base64-decode-region by about 7.5% on my platform, and gets rid of some macros. * src/fns.c (IS_ASCII, IS_BASE64, IS_BASE64_IGNORABLE) (READ_QUADRUPLET_BYTE): Remove. (base64_value_to_char, base64_char_to_value): Now an array of two arrays. All uses changed. (base64url_value_to_char, base64url_char_to_value): Remove. All uses changed to the other array. (base64_char_to_value): Entries are now of type signed char, not short, since we can assume C99. Use C99 initializers; this is clearer and caters to the (theoretical) possibility of systems that do not use ASCII or do not have 8-bit bytes. Allow any index in the range 0..UCHAR_MAX instead of limiting it to 0..127, so that uses need not check for in-range indexes. Also record padding chars. All uses changed. (base64_decode_1): Always store number of chars in *NCHARS_RETURN, for simplicity. All callers changed. Speed up the byte-fetching.
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