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On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 10:12:07AM -0400, Michael wrote:
>=20
> And wouldn't uint16_t ( or probably wchar_t ) be enough for characters?
> So far we don't use more than 8bit anyway.

Well, isn't wchar_t 32-bits on most architectures (36 on pdp10)? :-)

Also, are the attributes stored in-line with the caracters, or in a=20
separate array? i.e. do we have struct charinfo {wchar_t char, attr}=20
screensworth[x*y]; or do we have wchar_t chars[x*y], attrs[x*y]. If we=20
have the former, it's better to just use whatever size is used for the=20
characters.

Take care,

Bill

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