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/**
  This file is for threaded code.

  ----
  This file is auto generated by insns2vm.rb
  DO NOT TOUCH!

  If you want to fix something, you must edit "tool/ruby_vm/views/optunifs.inc.erb"
  or tool/insns2vm.rb
 */

/* Let .bss section automatically initialize this variable */
/* cf. Section 6.7.8 of ISO/IEC 9899:1999 */
static const int *const *const unified_insns_data[202];

ASSERT_VM_INSTRUCTION_SIZE(unified_insns_data);