Code-conversion method for shortmessage receiving and transmitting and network apparatus used thereof
A coding conversion and coding technology, applied in the field of network communication, character coding, and mobile communication, can solve the problem of inconvenient maintenance of routing equipment, and achieve the effect of saving later maintenance costs, small storage space, and saving manufacturing costs.
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[0049] As mentioned earlier, Unicode is a character encoding scheme designed by an international organization, and it is an encoding scheme that can accommodate all languages and characters in the world. Currently Unicode has two encoding formats, UCS2 and UCS4, where UCS2 is encoded with two bytes, while UCS4 is encoded with 4 bytes. UCS stipulates how to use multi-byte encodings to represent various characters, and what format to transmit these encodings is stipulated by the UTF encoding specification. Common UTF encoding specifications include UTF-8, UTF-7, and UTF-16 , the most commonly used is UTF-8.
[0050] UTF-8 is encoded in sequences of 1 to 6 bytes (1 byte equals 8 bits). In a sequence that uses only one byte, the high-order bit of the byte is 0, and the other 7 bits are used to encode character values. In a sequence of n (n>1) bytes, the highest bit of the 8 bits of the initial byte is 1, the next bit is 0, and the remaining bits of the byte are bits containing...
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