Lines Matching defs:buffer
13437 uint32_t buffer[4];
13438 vst1q_u32(buffer, selected);
13443 if (buffer[i] & SURROGATE_MASK) {
13444 utf16_output[0] = uint16_t(buffer[i] >> 16);
13445 utf16_output[1] = uint16_t(buffer[i] & 0xFFFF);
13448 utf16_output[0] = uint16_t(buffer[i] & 0xFFFF);
15122 // Walks through a buffer in block-sized increments, loading the last part with spaces
15134 * function fills the buffer with spaces and returns 0. In particular, if len == STEP_SIZE there
17031 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17049 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17088 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17131 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17149 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17242 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17259 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
17799 to UTF-16. When tail = SIMDUTF_FULL, then the full input buffer (64 bytes)
18065 // to increment the input buffer as quickly as possible.
18603 - out_buffer - output buffer
21140 // the input buffer, length, and output buffer, and returns a result object with an error code
21430 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
21477 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
21494 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
22746 // 0xf0. This could trigger a buffer overflow if we only counted leading
24533 // Walks through a buffer in block-sized increments, loading the last part with spaces
24545 * function fills the buffer with spaces and returns 0. In particular, if len == STEP_SIZE there
26446 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26464 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26516 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26537 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26580 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26598 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26646 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26663 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
26905 // Walks through a buffer in block-sized increments, loading the last part with spaces
26917 * function fills the buffer with spaces and returns 0. In particular, if len == STEP_SIZE there
29223 // 0xf0. This could trigger a buffer overflow if we only counted leading
30307 buf += 8; //the char32_t buffer pointer goes up 8 char32_t chars* 32 bits = 256 bits
30912 // Walks through a buffer in block-sized increments, loading the last part with spaces
30924 * function fills the buffer with spaces and returns 0. In particular, if len == STEP_SIZE there
32832 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
32850 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
32891 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
32926 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
32969 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
32987 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
33035 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished
33052 // ret.first.count is always the position in the buffer, not the number of code units written even if finished