unifont: use sparse table, to be able to use codepoints after 0xFFFF#265
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Change the binary format of the unicode glyph. Add a block index, which allows to only store the glyph that are defined, and to store standard glyph more efficiently. With this it's possible to add the unicode glyph that are beyond 0xffff It also allows to save ~10% to the size of mod-unifont.so 2 228 792 bytes -> 1 994 264 bytes on x86_64 Signed-off-by: Jocelyn Falempe <[email protected]>
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Change the binary format of the unicode glyph. Add a block index, which allows to only store the glyph that are defined, and to store standard glyph more efficiently.
With this it's possible to add the unicode glyph that are beyond 0xffff
It also allows to save ~10% to the size of mod-unifont.so 2 228 792 bytes -> 1 994 264 bytes on x86_64