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This public article was written by [Deactivated User], and last updated on 25 Jun 2016, 00:21. Editing of this article is shared with Felin Space Council.

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Felin scholars work in base 16, so the computers they design share this trait. As such, that's one thing they have in common with human-designed systems. Another thing is that they have a concept of character encoding, which works as follows:

	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
0	null	start	next	end	back	bell	tab	line	+purr	-purr
1
2	space	.	,	!	?	“	”	>	\	«	»	+	-	×	÷
3	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
4	a	ae	ah	ai	b	ch	d	e	f	fh	gr	h	hr	i	ya	ie
5	k	kh	l	m	mr	n	o	p	r	rh	s	t	th	u	v	w
6	(	)	:
7
8	[surrogate pairs]
9
A	a	ba	be	bi	bo	bu	cha	che	chi	cho	chu	da	de	di	do	du
B	e	fh	fhe	fhi	fho	fhu	gra	gre	gri	gro	gru	ha	he	hi	ho	hu
C	i	ka	ke	ki	ko	ku	ma	me	mi	mo	mu	na	ne	ni	no	nu
D	o	pa	pe	pi	po	pu	ra	re	ri	ro	ru	sa	se	si	so	su
E	u	ta	te	ti	to	tu	wa	we	wi	wo	wu	n	long	harsh
F	[surrogate pairs]

So the first set is control codes, including two to denote subtext purr, then there's the modern Upperspeech set, and the Lowerspeech set. And then ofcourse there's the surrogate pairs, which must always appear in the right order; 8xFx. Anything else denotes a stream error.

Surrogate pairs

	F0	F1	F2	F3	F4	F5	F6	F7	F8	F9	FA	FB	FC	FD	FE	FF
80	◀	▶	▲	▼
81+	Reserved for iconography and such...

Thus:

53	40	59	4D	5A	marhis

80 F2	80 F2	80 F3	80 F3	80 F0	80 F1	80 F0	80 F1	20	44	40	20	5A	5B	4A	58	5B	▲▲▼▼◀▶◀▶ BA start

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