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Subject: [Qemu-devel] pc keycodes
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Hello,

I see in the file sld.c, there is an array of pc keycodes.

I can see from the comments, which the related x keycode is.

Could someone point me to some sources to describe how the pc keycode is /
can be obtained for those x keycodes that do not already have a pc keycode
assigned?

Thanks


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Lee
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