NFD code all done!

From: Theodore H. Smith (delete@elfdata.com)
Date: Wed Jun 14 2006 - 18:01:15 CDT

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Thanks all!!

My new NFD code, now passes NormalizationTest.txt!! (Yes even the
hangul characters)

Hoooray! The allocated data takes around 100KB of RAM, unfortunately.
The extracted data files required to fill up my tables used for the
NFD, take up about 20KB of data on disk.

Shame you can't process text in just 10 bytes of code anymore like
you can process ASCII :) Uppercasing ASCII is such an easy task.

Next on the list is me writing some NFC code. I don't think I'll
bother writing any NFKD or NFKC code, despite that it should be very
easy for me to do now that I've written 90% of the work required
simply by writing the NFD code.

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