# This is the "all-identity" upcase table in compressed format.
#
# The values must be presented in big-endian byte order here as the byte-order
# will be inverted when converted to binary.
#
# Most implementations won't accept an empty table of 0 bytes, so the table
# needs to have at least one entry at the end, which is an identity mapping.
# An exFAT volume formatted with the table will effectively behave as a
# case-insensitive volume much like a UNIX file system.
#
# USE AT YOUR OWN RISK:
#
# !! This table is only for demonstration and development purposes !!
#
# You may be able to save a few clusters that would be wasted for the full
# table, but considering that it will confuse systems that have case-insensitive
# file system support like MS Windows, it is really not worth using it.

# Adjust offset by 0xFFFF
FFFFh FFFFh
# An identity mapping as the last entry
FFFFh
