Adjective
multi-byte (not comparable)
Alternative spelling of multibyte
Disadvantages * UTF-8 will take more space than a multi-byte encoding designed for a specific script. Source: Internet
All multi-byte values are stored twice, in little-endian and big-endian format, either one-after-another in what the specification calls "both-byte orders", or in duplicated data structures such as the path table. Source: Internet
Consequently, ISO 9660 supports international single-byte and multi-byte character sets, provided they fit into the framework of the referenced standards. Source: Internet
For a browser from a location where legacy multi-byte character encodings are prevalent, some form of auto-detection is likely to be applied. Source: Internet
Mapping multi-byte binary values to memory We can assume that as we write text left to right, we are increasing the 'address' on paper, as a processor would write bytes with increasing memory addresses − as in the table to the left. Source: Internet
Minor enhancements include 8-bit input, support for multi-byte character encodings like UTF-8, and features demanded by POSIX.2. Source: Internet