Lines Matching full:sequential
1177 // (1) Sequential two byte? If yes, go to (9).
1178 // (2) Sequential one byte? If yes, go to (6).
1179 // (3) Anything but sequential or cons? If yes, go to (7).
1182 // (5a) Is subject sequential two byte? If yes, go to (9).
1184 // (6) One byte sequential. Load regexp code for one byte.
1190 // (8) External string. Make it, offset-wise, look like a sequential string.
1192 // (9) Two byte sequential. Load regexp code for one byte. Go to (E).
1201 // (1) Sequential two byte? If yes, go to (9).
1209 // (2) Sequential one byte? If yes, go to (6).
1210 // Any other sequential string must be one byte.
1216 // (3) Anything but sequential or cons? If yes, go to (7).
1217 // We check whether the subject string is a cons, since sequential strings
1235 // (5a) Is subject sequential two byte? If yes, go to (9).
1246 // eax: sequential subject string (or look-alike, external string)
1249 // (6) One byte sequential. Load regexp code for one byte.
1253 // look like a sequential string when it actually is an external string.
1499 // Sequential strings have already been ruled out.
1504 // Move the pointer so that offset-wise, it looks like a sequential string.
1512 // eax: sequential subject string (or look-alike, external string)
1515 // (9) Two byte sequential. Load regexp code for one byte. Go to (E).
1519 // look like a sequential string when it actually is an external string.
3027 // If the string is not indirect, it can only be sequential or external.
3057 // Sequential or external string. Just move string to the expected register.
3101 // The subject string can only be external or sequential string of either
3115 // Move the pointer so that offset-wise, it looks like a sequential string.
3128 // Sequential ASCII string. Allocate the result.
3152 // Sequential two-byte string. Allocate the result.
3354 // Check that both objects are sequential ASCII strings.
3629 // Check that both strings are sequential ASCII.
